Proposed plan of the University of Calcutta [by F.J. Mouat.]. |
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absence Affairs annually appointed Architect armed ARTS AND SCIENCE attained Bachelor's Bengal Board Body Politic Britain Bye-Laws and Regulations Cambridge Candidates for Degrees chairman CHANCELLOR AND VISITOR character CIVIL ENGINEER commencement consist constitute the senate Council of Education Course of study Court degrees in Arts Detailed diplomas distinction Education Department Empire encourage enlightened established Europe examination for honours examination of candidates expedient expense extent FACULTY Fee Fund frame Bye-Laws Government Governor-General graduates hereafter Hospital incorporated India Institutions Judges Legal literary MATRICULATION EXAMINATION Medical College MEDICINE AND SURGERY members present ment native object offices OUTLINE power of grant Presidency privileges profession PROPOSED pupils pursuit qualification rendering rewards Royal Charter Scholarship Secretary sity special examination standard Sudder Dewanny Adawlut Superintendent Supreme Surgeon Surveyors TIONS translations ultimately Univer UNIVERSITY OF CALCUTTA University of London unknown vernment Vice VICE CHANCELLOR Vice-Chancellor and Fellows vote
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Sivu 3 - ... sue and be sued, implead and be impleaded, and answer and be answered unto, in every court of justice within the territories...
Sivu 1 - The present advanced state of education in the Bengal Presidency, with the large and annually increasing number of highly educated pupils, both in public and private institutions, renders it not only expedient and advisable, but a matter of strict justice and necessity, to confer upon them some mark of distinction by which they may be recognized as persons of liberal education and enlightened minds, capable, from the literary and scientific training they have undergone, of entering at once upon the...
Sivu 6 - Fellows, and in general touching all other matters whatsoever regarding the said University ; and all such by-laws and regulations, when reduced into writing, and after the common seal of the said University shall have been...
Sivu 2 - Law, Medicine, and Civil Engineering, incorporated by a special act of the Legislative Council of India, and endowed with the privileges enjoyed by all chartered Universities in Great Britain and Ireland. After carefully studying the laws and constitution of the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge with those of the recently established University of London, the latter alone appears adapted to the wants of the native community.
Sivu 12 - It would encourage the cultivation of the Arts and Sciences, and call into existence a class of native Architects, Engineers, Surveyors and educated Landholders, whose influence would rapidly and certainly diffuse a taste for the more refined and intellectual pleasures and pursuits of the West, to the gradual extinction of the enervating and degrading superstitions of the East.
Sivu 6 - Fellows for the time being shall have the entire management of, and superintendence over the Affairs, Concerns, and Property of the said University...
Sivu 12 - ... in the history of Education in India. It would open the paths of honour and distinction alike to every class and every institution ; would encourage a high standard of qualification throughout the Presidency, by bestowing justly earned rewards upon those who had spent years in the acquisition of knowledge, and rendering their literary honours a source of emolument as well as of social distinction.
Sivu 2 - ... professions, including in this description the business of instructing the rising generation ; of holding the higher offices under Government open to natives, after due official qualification ; or of taking the rank in Society accorded in Europe to all members and graduates of the Universities.
Sivu 1 - OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALCUTTA. THE present advanced state of Education in the Bengal Presidency, with the large and annually increasing number of highly educated pupils, both in public and private institutions, renders it not only expedient and advisable, but a matter of strict justice and necessity, to confer upon them some mark of distinction, by which they may be recognized as persons of liberal education and enlightened minds, capable...
Sivu 5 - ... The Secretary to the College of Fort William. The above to form the body politic and corporate, to be styled the " University of Calcutta," to constitute the senate for its government, to be armed with the legal powers accorded to all such bodies by Royal Charter in Great Britain, and to frame bylaws and regulations for the granting of degrees and diplomas.