Statuta Universitatis Oxoniensis.

  • University of Oxford.
Date:
1866
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Credit: Statuta Universitatis Oxoniensis. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    year to print and publish one of such lectures at the least. 5. Every such professor shall give notice, in the manner usual in the case of other public lectures in the said University, of the time proposed for the com- mencement of every such course of lectures. 6. Three persons at the least shall be required to constitute a class at such course of lectures re- spectively. 7. Eveiy such professor who shall, during any year or years, neglect to give such notice, or, on tbe attendance of a class, to read any such course of lectures during the time and in the manner aforesaid, or to print and publish one of such lectures at the least, shall for every such neglect forfeit the whole of his stipend or salary for the year in which such neglect shall take place; and the amount of every such forfeiture shall be laid out in the parliamentary stocks or funds in the name of the said Chancellor, Masters, and Scholars; and the interest of such stocks or funds shall be applied to the augmentation of the professorship in future. 4. Boden Professor of Sanskrit. (Statt. tit. IV. sect. I. § 27.) [v.suPra,p. Extract from a scheme for the future management 46 ] and regulation of the Boden foundation, approved and sanctioned by order of the court of chancery February 13, 1860, comprising so much of the scheme as relates to the prqfessorship. I. The professor is required to be, at the time of his admission to the professorship, a matriculated mem- ber of some college or hall; and in default thereof, or in case of his ceasing to be a member of the University, and of some college or hall therein, his appointment to the professorship is to be ipso facto void. II. The right of election to the professorship is vested in the Chancellor, Masters, and Seholars in Con- vocation assembled. III. The election is to take place on some day in