 | Homersham Cox - 1868 - 244 sivua
...to be elected so as to represent the five educational faculties — all being Roman Catholics. . . . With regard to endowment, it will be essential, of course — if Parliament agree to the proposal— in the first instance to provide for the necessary expenses of the University... | |
 | Great Britain. Parliament - 1868 - 1238 sivua
...of the Roman Catholic UniTersity, and did substantially propose it to the House of Commons ? — " With regard to endowment, it will be essential, of course, if Parliament ngrees to the proposal, in the first instance, to provide for the necessary expenses of the University... | |
 | Homersham Cox - 1868 - 180 sivua
...to be elected so as to represent the five educational faculties — all being Roman Catholics. . . . With regard to endowment, it will be essential, of course — if Parliament agree to the proposal — in the first instance to provide for the necessary expenses of the University-... | |
 | David R W. Huie - 1868 - 298 sivua
...to be elected so as to represent the five educational faculties — all being Roman Catholics. . . . With regard to endowment, it will be essential, of course — if Parliament agree to the proposal — in the first instance to provide for the necessary expenses of the University... | |
 | William Wilson Hunter - 1875 - 362 sivua
...long been a matter of dispute in Ireland, we offer a plan by which we believe it may be finally set at rest — a plan which will not interfere with the...building. It is possible that if Parliament approves of the scheme, it may not be indisposed to endow certain University scholarships. But with regard to... | |
 | James Anthony Froude, John Tulloch - 1868 - 868 sivua
...immediate subsidy of public money, the others to be endowed hereafter. ' With regard to endowments, it will be essential, of course, if Parliament agrees...necessary expenses of the university — that is to say, for the expenses <»f the officers and of the professors, and also to make some provision for a building... | |
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University — that is to say, the expenses of officers of the University, of the University Professors, and also to make some provision for a building. 