Restrictions on University Fellowships and Exhibitions in Ireland
The Consolidated Fund allocations supplement transfers from Trinity College to fund university buildings staff and programs. The rules limit fellowships to five years and graduations, restrict exhibitions to current students, bar bursaries for those beyond first year, forbid holding multiple academical emoluments, and do not require residence for exhibition or bursary holders.
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Statu Pupillari
Ireland
Powers to alter statutes with Crown sanction for Trinity College
The text notes powers granted to change university statutes with Crown approval under chapters 26 and 27. It states no analysis of fees, officer compensation, or Trinity College property management, and mentions schedules on council powers, committee proceedings, property allocation, and minor provisions for act functioning.
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Trinity College
Government bill outlined for public understanding
The article notes the bill’s Gihvateology requires study to grasp its exact character. It compiles clauses from scattered text and urges readers to consider Gladstone's exposition for a proper appreciation of the government proposal.
Nonconformist Editor Letters on Irish University Bill
The writer urges circumspection in discussing the Government measure on the Irish University question. He notes concessions to Roman Catholics and warns against sweeping restrictions on moral philosophy or modern history, fearing control by Catholic authorities. He calls Nonconformists to weigh the bill carefully as it reaches committee.
Catholic Colleges Could Shift Dublin University Council
The speaker warns that Catholic colleges such as Carlow Clonliffe Clongoweswood Thurles Tuam Waterford Maynooth and Dublin College may send representatives to the Dublin University Council. He cautions Nonconformists against full support to the Government, noting the risk of the council becoming sectarian and advocating prepared resistance at stages of the bill.
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Council of the University
Carlow
Clonliffe
Clongoweswood
Thurles
Tuam
Waterford
Maynooth
Dublin College
Council of Dublin University
Irish University Education Scheme Sparks Varied Editorial Views
The Times and other papers weigh Gladstone’s Irish University Bill. They debate governance, denominational influence, and the exclusion of philosophy and modern history from compulsory exams. The Spectator and Saturday Review praise comprehensiveness. concerns focus on Trinity College and Catholic endowments.
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Trinity
Spectator
Galway College
Queen’s Colleges
Trinity College
Ireland
Saturday Review
The
Tablet
Catholic University
Dublin
Queen’s College
Galway
the Times
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Gladstone
Dublin University
Parliament
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National University
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