Minutes of evidence taken by the Royal Commissioners appointed to consider the draft charter for the proposed Gresham University in London ... / presented to both Houses of Parliament by command of Her Majesty.

Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons.

Date:: 1894

Credit: Minutes of evidence taken by the Royal Commissioners appointed to consider the draft charter for the proposed Gresham University in London ... / presented to both Houses of Parliament by command of Her Majesty. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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$Appendix On the nature and cause of explosion in so-called Nos. 13 and 14. explosive pyrites. On the synthetical production of urea from ben- zene, ammonia, and air by the action of heated platinum. And others. In Geology and Physical Geography :— Researches on the structure, organisation and classification of the fossil reptilia. On the parts of the skeleton of a mammal from triassic rocks of Kliptonfein, Frasenberg, South Africa, illustrating the reptilian inheritance in the mammalian head. On associated bones of a small anomodont reptile showing the relative dimensions of the anterior parts oi the skeleton and structure of the fore limb and shoulder girdle. On the anomodont reptilia and their allies. Further observations on Pareiasaurus. Handbook of the London Geographical Field Class. On the nature and limits of reptilian character in mammalian teeth. Note on the pelvis of ornithopsis. On Agrosaurus Macgilluragi, a Saurischian reptile from north-east of Australia. On the ornithosaurian pelvis. On the shoulder girdle in cretaceous ornithosauria. On the os pubis of Polocanthus Foxii. On Delphinognathus conocephalus from the Middle Kavoo Beds, Cape Colony, preserved in the South African Museum, Cape Town. And numerous other original papers. In Physics:— Communications on the comparison of simultaneous magnetic disturbances at several observations. Improvements in the measuring polariscope. Many publications on researches into the influence of stress and strain upon the physical properties of matter. On the electro-motive force of certain tin cells. On the divergence of electro-motive forces from thermo-chemical data. And many others. In Physiology: — On the latent period of tho contraction of the skeletal muscle. Significance of the latent period. On the cause of the first sound in the heart. Results of experiments on the motor areas of the cortex cerebri. On the composition of human bile obtained from a fistula. On the sound accompanying the single contraction of skeletal muscle. The minimal interval at which the summation of two maximal stimuli occurs in striated muscle. On the audibility of single sound waves. Pathological effusions. The proteids of milk. Mucus in myxcedema. Communications on liver, kidney, urine, and nervous structures. Physiology of asphyxia. Fibres of retiform tissue. The pigment of the retinal cells. On lacto-globulin. On fractional heat coagulations of proteids. A new venous manometer. Elasticity of muscle. Histological method. And others. In Neuro-pathology and Physiology :— Researches in cerebral physiology and pathology. Note on the motor roots of the brachial plexus and on the dilator nerve of the iris. Celebral localisation. The functional relations of the motor roots of the brachial and limbo sacral plexus. The localisation of functions in the brain. And many other original papers. In medicine, surgery, the microscope, &c, &c, many communications of numerous researches. Fifty-four original papers in the Royal Society's catalogue under the name of one member of the present staff. APPENDIX No. 14. Paper handed in by Sir James Paget, Bart., on July 22nd, 1892. See Question 9771. UNIVERSITY OF LONDON. Revised Scheme. [N.B.—The clauses are re-numbered : to each clause is appended the number of the corresponding clause in the former draft. ] I.—Objects of Incorporation. 1. The purposes of the incorporation of the Uni- versity to be so defined as to include, in addition to the existing purposes, the promotion of regular and liberal education throughout Her Majesty's domi- nions, and especially in the metropolis and its neigh- bourhood. (1.) II.—Constitution, 8fc. 2. The University to consist of— i. Senate, ii. Convocation, iii. .Constituent Colleges, iv. Faculties, v. Boards of Studies, with the Queen as Visitor. (2.) III.—Senate. Constitution of the Senate. 3. The Senate shall consist (in its final form] of the Chancellor and 51 Fellows to be appointed as follows:— ,i. The Chancellor and nine Fellows to be nominated by the Crown - - 10 ii. The Chairman of Convocation (ex officio) and nine other Fellows to be elected by Convocation, as follows : By the Graduates in Arts - 2 By the Graduates in Science - 2 By the Graduates in Medicine 2 By the Graduates in Law - 2 In rotation by (1) the Gra- duates in Arts, and (2) the Graduates in Medicine - 1 Members of Convocation only to vote, and each member to be en- titled to vote in respect of each of the said four subjects in which he holds a degree - - - 10 iii. The President of University College, London (ex officio), the Principal of King's College, London (ex officio); and four other Fellows, two to be elected by each of those Colleges - 6 iv. The Presidents of the Royal College of Physicians of London and the Royal College of Surgeons of Eng- land (ex officio); and two other Fellows, one to be elected by each of those Colleges - - -4 v. The President or Chairman of each of the following bodies, viz. : the Council of Legal Education and the Incorporated Law Society (ex officio) - - - - 2 vi. To be elected by the Principals or Chief Officers of the Provincial Constituent Colleges - -4 vii. To be elected by the London Facul- ties as follows:— By the Faculty of Arts - 3 By the Faculty of Science - 3 By the Faculty of Medicine - 5 By the Faculty of Law - 1 — 12 viii. To be elected by the Provincial Faculties acting conjointly - -4 52 (3, 6, 7, 8, 8a, 9, part of 44.)$