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OXFORDSHIRE.

d ir e c t o r y .]

Affiliated C olleges.

By a statute of the University, passed in 1880 and
largely amended in 1893, any college or institution
within the United Kingdom, or in any part of the
(British Dominions, being a place of education in which
the majority of the students are of the age of 17 at the
least, may be admitted to the privileges of an affiliated
collegeon the conditions following
j.The college or institution must be incorporated by
Royal Charter or otherwise established on a permanent
and efficientfooting.
2.Itmust allow the University to be represented on its
governing body and to take part in its examinations.
0.It must have been admitted to the privileges of an
affiliated college by vote of Convocation.
* The connection between it and the University must be
terminable at the will of either body.
The conditions on which students of such colleges can
be admitted to matriculation, to the examination of the
University and to its degrees are fully set forth in the
Calendar.
The institutions at present admitted are:—
1880, June 1, St. David’s College, Lampeter.
1882, June .15, University College, Nottingham.
1899, Feb. 21, University College, Reading.
1903. June 16, Hartley College, Southampton.
1906, Exeter Diocesan Training College.
1908, May 19, Royal Albert Memorial University Col­
lege, Exeter.

OXFO RD.

The population in 1913 of the colleges and halls
as follows:—
Colleges.

Members
Under- ofCongradnates, vocation. books.
All Souls ............
e
97
137
Balliol .........
275
1,082
465
Brasenose ...........
145
318
592
Christ Church.........
336
738
i,454
Corpus Christi
92
411
254
Exeter ....
204
887
479
Hertford .
13'
155
364
Jesus ...
188
532
I94
Lincoln....
213
110
444
Magdalen .
421
210
885
Merton ....
135
569
293
New ..
288
508
U235
Oriel..
160
490
261
Pembroke
190
381
133
Queen’s ...
200
299
703
St.John’s
789
326
233
Trinity_
196
846
446
University
208
786
331
Wadham .
121
406
212
Worcester.
103
465
259
St. Edmund .........
N ew

„

50

45

F o u n d a tio n .

Keble..............

234

306

N o n -C o l l e g l a t e S t u d e n t s .

219

1:

462

P r iv a t e H a l l s .

Marcon’s., ........................................
Pope’s ....
Parker’s .
OFFICERS OF THE UNIVERSITY.

30

Elected.

chancellor, Earl Curzon of Kedleston P.C.,
G-.C.S.I., Gr.C.I.E., D.C.L., F.R.S. All Souls...
High Steward, Right Hon. The Earl of Halsbury
M.A., Hon. D.C.L. Merton .............
Deputy Steward. Sir Thomas Raleigh K.C.S.I.’
K.C., D.C.L. Fellow of All Souls..........
Vice-Chancellor, Thomas Banks Strong D.D. Dean
ofChrist Church ..............
Pro-Vice Chancellors, Thomas Herbert’ Warren
M.A. Hon. D.C.L. President of Magdalen;
Charles Buller Heberden M.A.. Hon. D.C.L.
Principal of Brasenose ; Thomas Bowman M A
Warden of Merton; James Leigh StrachanDavidson M.A. Master of Balliol
T £ eS\ A ord Ha£h Richard Heathcote Cecil
M.A. M.P. Fellow of Hertford College; & Carl­
ton club. London S W ........
Proctors, Edward Hilliard M.A. Balliol; John
Davidson Beazley M.A. Christ- Church .....
Pro-Proctors, Rev. Henry Charles Wace M.A Felv a °T> BrasenoseI Reginald Welburv Jeffery
M.A Brasenose; George Robert Brewis M.A
Hertford’
man Whatle.v M.A. Fellow of

203

54

27

Elected.

Assessor of Chancellor’s Court, Sir Ernest J.
Trevelyan D.C.L. Fellow ofAll Souls ...... 1910
Public Orator, Alfred Denis Godley M.A. Fellow
jSoó
of Magdalen ....................
igI0
Bodleian Librarian, Falconer Madan M.A. hon.
ig0c Fellow of Brasenose ................. 1882
ibrarians, Arthur Ernest Cowley M.A.,
jq™ Sub-L
D.Litt. Magdalen, 1889 & Herbert Henry
Edmund Craster M.A. All Souls ......... 1899
Keeper of the Archives, Reginald Lane Poole M.A.
Fellow of Magdalen ................. igog
Registrar of the University, Charles Leudesdorf
M.A. Fellow of Pembroke ............. 1906
Assistant Registrar of the University and Secre­
tary to the Board of Faculties, Edwin Stewart
Craig M.A. University ..............
1907
IQI0 Clerk
s of the Market, Rev. Charles Henry Olive
Daniel D.D. Provost of Worcester ...
1910
1Q1* Secretary of the Museum, Herbert Lister Bow­
man M.A., D.Sc. Magdalen ........
1910
Keeper of the Ashmolean Museum, David George
Hogarth M.A. Fellow of Magdalen ........ 1908
Radcliffe Librarian, W. Hatchett Jackson M.A.,
D.Sc. New College & Keble............. igoo
°fUniversity Park. The Vice-Chancellor;
Radcliffe Observer, Arthur Alcock Rambaut M.A.,
D.Sc.Dublin, M.R.I.A., F.R.A.S. Queen’s .. *897
rfline ,
WilHam
MerrY D-D- Eecto;C w f r 'n
Í
BM.A. Corpus
Counsel to the University, George Cave K.C.,
M.P., M.A. St. John’s ...........
1913
Bev' Arthur H - Johnson M.A.
Mnw ,
Solicitor, John Douglas Peel M.A. Magdalen ... 1908
lot If lA11,^0Uls; °Jril B- Carter M -A. Uel¥ 4 I Magdalen ; Robert W. Raper B.C.L.,
Coroners
f
o
r
the
U
n
i
v
e
r
s
i
t
y
,
Walter
T
y
r
r
e
l
l
Brooks
«•A. Fellow of Trinity
M.A. Christ Church, 1899; Francis Eden Mar­
curators ofthe Theatre. The Vice-Chancellor; The
shall M.A. St. John’s................. xg08
K
¿ Charles H. 0 . Daniel D.D. Provost
Bedels, Herbert M. Lodge (Divinity), Ernest
M A M , ’ . lmes Ueigh Strachan-Davidson
Parker (Law). W. E. Chivers ’(Medicine),
William Moon (Arts)
m M A W °Í
P- A- Wright-Hender■<W
,Warde” of Wadham
Organist, Frederick Iliffe M.A., D.Mus. St. John’s 1900
bnildIL i University Chest, Old Clarendon
C
l
erk of the University, Edward Holland Bellamy 1900
raiding. Broad street; W. B. Gamlen M.A.
Bellman & Marshal, Henry' Bird
Verger, Daniel Blagrove
io«d of Finance, -wi ByGamien M.A."see!::i:::: Í910
Colleges and H alls.
university.........

Balliol...
Merton .!.!!!........
Exeter.

Oriel

Queen’s

%

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.........
...........................

............

1907

HEADS OF COLLEGES AND HALLS.
Heads.
fs72- 1
Reginald Walter Macan D.Litt..............
( 1249 i
1262 James Leigh Strachan-Davidson M.A...........
1274 Thomas Bowman M.A....................
1316
Lewis Richard Farnell M.A., D.Litt...........
1326
Charles LancelotShadwell D.C.L.............
1340 John Richard Magrath D.D................
1386
William Archibald Spooner M.A .............
F ound ed ,

Master...
Master...
Warden ..
Rector.....".’..’
Provost !.’.!"
Provost...!!.’
.
Warden*!!!!!!

Elected.
1906
1907
1903
1913
^05
1878
1903