Report of the Case of Denis Caulfield Heron, Against the Provost and Senior Fellows, in the Visitorial Court of Appeal, Trinity College, Dublin, Book 184 |
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... patent of 1794 , are remark- able . ( b ) The King's letters patent recite , that by this Act of Parliament it was declared , that the Crown might alter the statutes of the College so as that Roman Catholics " in numerum studiosorum in ...
... patent of 1794 , are remark- able . ( b ) The King's letters patent recite , that by this Act of Parliament it was declared , that the Crown might alter the statutes of the College so as that Roman Catholics " in numerum studiosorum in ...
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... patent of 1794. Look at the case of sizars . They are admitted from amongst the students , and may become sizars after they have been for some time students . ( a ) They are limited in number . They are by name specified as being under ...
... patent of 1794. Look at the case of sizars . They are admitted from amongst the students , and may become sizars after they have been for some time students . ( a ) They are limited in number . They are by name specified as being under ...
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... patent of 1794 , which , as we contend , opened scholarships to Roman Catholics , itself conferred the elective franchise on them ; - and if Roman Catholics were excluded from scholarships that would present this anomaly , that they ...
... patent of 1794 , which , as we contend , opened scholarships to Roman Catholics , itself conferred the elective franchise on them ; - and if Roman Catholics were excluded from scholarships that would present this anomaly , that they ...
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... patent of 1794 , the reading of the Bible during dinner , and other religious observances , are now omitted . It cannot be contended that the fellow's oath is thereby violated . But the question as to the oath to be taken by scholars is ...
... patent of 1794 , the reading of the Bible during dinner , and other religious observances , are now omitted . It cannot be contended that the fellow's oath is thereby violated . But the question as to the oath to be taken by scholars is ...
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... patent of 1794 , the question in this case appears to me to depend . Suppose the Sovereign had done no act to enable Roman Catholics to enter College or take degrees , could they have , then , been admitted as students , or to take ...
... patent of 1794 , the question in this case appears to me to depend . Suppose the Sovereign had done no act to enable Roman Catholics to enter College or take degrees , could they have , then , been admitted as students , or to take ...
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