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Pagina 73
... see that the younger part of the club should retire to their respective colleges : a direction , which a proctor would have given in any company at an earlier time of the night , though there had not been any new regulations established ...
... see that the younger part of the club should retire to their respective colleges : a direction , which a proctor would have given in any company at an earlier time of the night , though there had not been any new regulations established ...
Pagina 37
... See the ftatute in p . 25 . See above , p . 22 . and even confeffion of the then commiffary , that no ( 37 )
... See the ftatute in p . 25 . See above , p . 22 . and even confeffion of the then commiffary , that no ( 37 )
Pagina 84
... See above p . 28 . See a full and impartial account of all the late pro ceedings in the university of Cambridge against Dr. Bentley . FINI S. Just published , Printed for J. PAYNE and J. BOUQUET ( 84 ) See a full and impartial account ...
... See above p . 28 . See a full and impartial account of all the late pro ceedings in the university of Cambridge against Dr. Bentley . FINI S. Just published , Printed for J. PAYNE and J. BOUQUET ( 84 ) See a full and impartial account ...
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