The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Education
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Glasgow
Remarks on a pamphlet ‘A memorial respecting the college of
Glasgow’. Glasgow 1835.
Inaugural addresses by Lord Rectors of the University. Ed J. B. Hay
1839.
Macaulay, Thomas Babington, Baron. Inaugural address as Lord
Rector. 1849.
Munimenta alme universitatis glasguensis: records of the
University till 1727. 3 vols in 4 Glasgow 1854 (Maitland Club).
Disraeli, Benjamin (Earl of Beaconsfield). Inaugural address delivered
to the University of Glasgow. 1873. See Edinburgh Rev 139
1874.
Addison, W. I. et al. Roll of the graduates of the University of
Glasgow 1727–1897 with biographical notes. Glasgow 1898.
Primrose, A. P. Inaugural address 1900. See Edinburgh Rev 195 1902.
Couts, I. History of the University of Glasgow. Glasgow 1909.
Morgan, A. Scottish university studies. Oxford 1933.
Robertson, P. L. The development of an urban university,
Glasgow, 1860–1914. History of Education Quart 30 1990.
Ireland
‘Nemo’. A few words on the new Irish Colleges. 1845.
Corrigan, D. J. University education in Ireland. Dublin 1865.
Sullivan, W. K. University education in Ireland. Dublin 1866.
Andrews, T. Address on education to the Social Science Association.
1867.
Studium generale: a chapter of contemporary history. 1867. On the
University of London, the new Irish universities, Maynooth.
Walsh, W. J. The Irish university question. Dublin 1890. See Quart
Rev 148 1879, 187 1898, 197 1903; Edinburgh Rev 135 1872, 137 1873,
187 1898, 195 1902.
Leeds
The Yorkshire College of Science: scheme for the foundation of a
college. 1869.
Report of the inauguration of the Yorkshire College of Science.
1875.
The inauguration of the University of Leeds: a special issue of the
Gryphon, the journal of the University of Leeds. 1904.
Smithells, A. From a modern university. Oxford 1921.
Curtis, S. J. The University of Leeds. Universities Rev 22 1949.
Brown, E. J. The private donor in the history of the University of
Leeds. 1954.
Shimmin, A. N. The University of Leeds: the first half century.
Cambridge 1954.
Gosden, P. H. J. H. and A. J. Taylor. Studies in the history of a university
to commemorate the centenary of the University of
Leeds. 1975.
Anning, S. T. and W. K. Walls. A history of the Leeds School of
Medicine 1831–1981. Leeds 1982.
London
Campbell, Thomas. The Times 9 Feb 1824. A letter.
Campbell, Thomas. Suggestions respecting the plan of an
University in London. NMM 13 1825.
Edinburgh Rev 42 1825, 43 1826, 48 1828, 164 1886.
‘An Oxonian’. Proposals for founding an University in London considered.
1825.
Quart Rev 33 1825.
London University: prospectus. London Mag Aug 1826.
‘Christianus’. Letter to Robert Peel on the London University. 1828.
See Quart Rev 39 1829.
The London University Press: remarks upon a popular system of
classical instruction. Bath 1828.
The second statement of the Council explanatory of the plan of
instruction. 1828. See Edinburgh Rev 48 1828.
Stähele, A. Letter to the Council of the University of London. 1828.
‘A subscriber’. Remarks to the provisional committee for the
intended establishment of King’s College London. 1828. See
London Mag July 1828.
Yates, James. Outlines of a constitution for the University of
London. 1832.
Morgan, John M. Address to the proprietors of the University of
London. 1833. Proposes a Chair of Education.
Sewell, William. A second letter to a dissenter on the opposition of
the University of Oxford to the Charter of the London College.
Oxford 1834. See Edinburgh Rev 42 1825.
London University. Quart Jnl of Education 7 1834.
Wetherall, Sir C. Substance for a speech on incorporating the
University of London. 1834. In opposition, on behalf of Oxford.
E., E. (D. Edwards). The metropolitan university: remarks on a
central university examining board. 1836.
De Morgan, Augustus. Thoughts suggested by the establishment of
the University of London. 1837.
Hoppus, John. Thoughts on academic education and degrees in arts.
1837.
Letter to a member of the Senate relative to the BA examination.
1838.
Beattie, William. Life and letters of Thomas Campbell. 3 vols 1849.
See vol 2 ch 14.
Jelf, Richard W. Grounds for laying before the Council of King’s
College London theological essays by F. D. Maurice. 1853.
Andrews, Thomas. Studium generale. 1867. See T. Andrews under
Ireland, above.
Beard, C. University College and Mr Martineau. 1867.
Bagehot, Walter. Matthew Arnold on the London University.
Fortnightly Rev June 1868.
Grote, Harriet. The personal life of George Grote. 1873.
Prospectus of the Association for Promoting a Teaching University
for London. 1886. See Edinburgh Rev 164 1886.
Quart Rev 164 1887, 191 1900.
The proposed teaching university for London. The Times 31 Jan 1888.
London University Commission and Albert University Charter, by
Sir J. G. Fitch. Quart Rev 174 1892.
Notes and memorials for the history of University College London.
Ed W. P. Ker 1898.
Wilson, G. S. The University of London and its colleges. 1923.
Haldane, R. B. (Viscount). Birkbeck College centenary lectures.
1924.
Humberstone, T. L. University reform in London. 1926.
Bellot, H. H. L. University College London 1826–1926. 1929.
Hearnshaw, F. J. C. et al. The centenary history of King’s College,
London 1828–1928. 1929.
Collins, W. J. The University of London fifty years ago.
Contemporary Rev Sep 1935.
Gledstone, M. Centenary of the Bedford College for Women.
Universities Rev 21 1949.
Coats, A. W. Alfred Marshall and the early development of the
London School of Economics. Economica 34 1967.
Kaye, E. A history of Queen’s College, London, 1848–1972. 1972.
Harte, N. and J. North. The world of University College London,
1828–1978. 1978 (University College London).
Heulin, G. King’s College London, 1828–1978. 1978 (King’s
College London).
Bacon, A. English literature as a subject: King’s College London as
a pioneer. VS 29 1986.
Marsh, N. The history of Queen Elizabeth College: one hundred
years of university education in Kensington. 1986 (King’s
College).
Bender, T. (ed). The University and the city: from medieval origins
to the present. Oxford 1987. Essay on University of London in
the nineteenth century.
Bingham, C. The history of Royal Holloway College. 1987.