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Pietas Universitatis Oxoniensis in obitum augustissimi Regis Gulielmi III. Et gratulatio in exoptatissimam serenissimæ Annæ Reginæ inaugurationem
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Parecbolæ sive excerpta è corpore statutorum Universitatis oxoniensis. Accedunt articuli religionis XXXIX. in Ecclesia Anglicana recepti: nec non juramenta fidelitatis & suprematus
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Parecbolæ sive excerpta è corpore statutorum Universitatis oxoniensis
Accedunt articuli religionis XXXIX. in Ecclesia Anglicana recepti: nec non juramenta fidelitatis & suprematus. In usum juventutis academicæ -
A catalogue of all graduats in divinity, law, and physick: and of all masters of arts and doctors of musick: who have regularly proceeded, or been created, in the University of Oxford, between October 10th. 1659, and October 10th. 1726
To which are added, the proceeders between the 10th. of October 1726, and the 10th. of October 1727: likewise the chancellors, high-stewards, vice-chancellors and proctors, from the year 1659, to 1727: also the Parliament men for the said university, from the year 1603, to 1727 -
The catalogue of graduats &c. in the University of Oxford, continued from October 10. 1727. to October 10. 1735
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A catalogue of the several pictures, statues, and busto's, in the Picture Gallery, Bodleian Library, and Ashmolean Museum, at Oxford
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Forma statutorum ad domum congregationis referendorum Jun. 30. 1758, & in domo convocationis proponendorum Jul. 3. 1758
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Whereas there is great reason to apprehend, that the intermixing of gownsmen in the great concourse expected in this city at the county election, on Wednesday next, cannot but be attended with manifest danger of mischief and insult to their persons- the vice-chancellor thinks it necessary
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The following address from the University of Oxford was this day presented to Her Majesty by the Vice-Chancellor, the heads of houses, several doctors
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A convocation will be holden on Thursday the fourth day of February next, at eleven o' clock in the forenoon; when it will be proposed to repeal the latter part of section 3. title II. Beginning at Quotquot autem, - and to enact the following new statute in its stead
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To obviate the mistakes of an explanatory paper sent to the common rooms on Monday last, it may be sufficient to observe, that the statute Tit. 10. s. 2. SS. 2. is chargeable with no absurdity, if the words jam condita be understood to relate to the former statutes of the university, so far as they remained unrepealed by the charter which confirms the present statutes
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Present draught. De personis, ex quibus constat magna congregatio, sive convocatio magistrorum regentium & non regentium
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De personis, ex quibus constat magna congregatio sive convocatio magistrorum regentium et non regentium
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Statut. Bodl. 8, in append. statutor
Statuimus & decernimus, immo in formam perpetui edicti & indispensabilis ordinamus; ut nullus de cætero, cujuscunque loci act stats︣ ︢fuerit, (omni prætext, causá, ratione, cassante) quodcunquc volumen (quantàlibet præstitàecautione, aut fide-jussoribus, delibro boná fide redhibendo) datum aut commodatum habeat -
Bishop Barlow's state of the case, whether any books may be lent out of Sir Thomas Bodley's Library? Occasioned by Mr. Selden's soliciting the University for certain MSS. out of it
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The Reverend Dr. Dixon, principal of St. Edmund Hall, having acquainted the vice-chancellor, that a person admitted a member of his society would offer himself to be matriculated, the vice-chancellor saw reason, from what passed in conversation between Dr. Dixon and him self upon the occasion, to make some farther enquiry into the character and conduc of the said person, previous to his matriculation. He therefore sent for him, and received from his own mouth, in the presence of Dr. Dixon, the following account of himself
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Explicatio statuti de privilegiis Universitatis et civitatis simul non fruendis, tit. II. sect. 9
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The vinerian professor gives this public notice, that he proposes to begin his complete course of private lectures for the year ensuing on Wednesday the tenth day of October next, and to finish the same on Saturday the twenty-ninth day of March; proceeding, as nearly as possible, according to the following scheme of the course
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The university-statute having directed the vinerian professor to read his four solemn lectures per se, vel idoneum deputatum, per domum convocationis anete approbandum;- and another branch of the same statute having provided that no convocation shall be held upon business relating to Mr Viner's benefaction, without ten days notice of the same
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Reasons for supposing that the vicechancellor and proctors have affirmative as well as negative votes in the House of Convocation
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The two explanatory statutes, upon which the late proctors were indeed pleased to put their negative, not wantonly, but because it was their duty, being now to be reconsidered; the publisher of the following papers cannot forbear offering to the members of convocation what in his opinion throws considerable light upon the subject, by shewing that the prevailing opinion of all times has been against the power of altering or explaining the present statutes
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An answer to the objections made in convocation to the representation of the conduct of the proctors
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The convocation will shortly be moved to pass two new statutes, in order to amend and explain others at present in force; but a doubt having arisen with some gentlemen about the power of convocation in this case, it is hoped they may receive some satisfaction from the following considerations
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A question having been started, with regard to the power of congregation in making or confirming statutes, it will not be judged improper to throw together a few hints upon that subject; a subject, which nearly concerns the constitution of the University in its legislative capacity, and which is entirely distinct from the other questions at present agitated
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The members of convocation are desired seriously to consider the following most decent, liberal, academical, and gentlemanlike, performance