No bursarof a college or housekeeper of a school can fail to read it with a sympathetic smile.
Her duty was to receive all the money paid, from whatever source, to the house and to superintend disbursements; she had the general management of business and held the same position as a college bursar to-day.
We hatched it in the common room, and then the bursar spoke to the president, who was furious, and said we were giving the sanction of the college to disgraceful luxury and extravagance.
They divided it between the Bursar and the two Lecturers in proportion to the amount of salary in arrears, and as a result the Lecturer in French, M.
Bursar for his use and benefit, and all students were to deposit 10s.
To add to the embarrassment, several of the few students enrolled failed to pay their fees, and the Bursar could not collect them.
John Abbott, who had been Secretary andBursar and Registrar for several years.
For the administration of the College funds a bursar was annually appointed, whose accounts were subsequently approved and signed by the Chancellor.
But he had filled the office of Dean of Divinity after his term as senior bursarwas over.
Two years later, in 1806, the Board determined to take vigorous action by asking the Bursar to call upon Crosthwaite.
The Bursar still dispenses the satisfactory revenues which Baldwin left to the College.
Allan Beauchamp; and Sister McKenna, who for seven years was bursar of a nunnery at Lawrence, Massachusetts, and for the past fifteen years has been bursar of the noted Grey Nunnery of Montreal.
Not seeing him anywhere, he found the bursar and inquired for Dr.
At the College of Cambray, a bursar is to pay twenty shillings for utensils, and to provide a pint of good wine for the fellows then present in hall.
College of Cornouaille, at Paris no one was admitted a bursar until he was examined and found to be able to read) and sometimes by making provision for young boys to be taught by a master of grammar.
And now Hugh is made, wincingly, the procurator or bursar of the Grande Chartreuse, after he has spent eight years there, and is plunged in a sea of worldly business.
One is that the bursar asked how many small fallow deer from the bishop's park should be killed for the inauguration feast.
That every Presbyterie consisting of twelve Kirks in number, maintain a Bursar yearly at the University.
That every Bursar have yearly payed him for his maintenance 100.
Recommendation Mr. Alexander Mackean to Presbyteries and Universities for a Bursar and particularly to the Presbytery of Edinburgh, Ib.
The Bursar is leaving, and so has decided to do what he wouldn't be allowed to do if he remained and that is to take a wife.
We have the newBursar for stage manager, a fellow called Harding.
He only hoped the Bursar had not seen him; not that there was any reason why he shouldn't ride at night, but the Bursar made up such funny stories about the Sub-Warden and his tricycle rides.
But suppose he had really spoken at a meeting which--which wasn't a Temperance meeting, and the Bursar should hear of it!
In the leases of the more distant farms it was usual to stipulate that the tenant should provide "horse meat and man's meat" for the Master and Bursar and their servants while on a tour of inspection.
The President or Bursar was to receive a stipend of 40s.
Gilbert, who always signs his name Gilberd or Gylberd in the College books, was Senior Bursar of the College in 1569, and President in the succeeding year.
The Bursar supported me soundly, and we had a new don at the beginning of my second year who took a most invigorating interest in the college.
And here's to the worthy old Bursar of Trinity, Viva la Compagnie!
Stone the bursar entering, the door was to be slammed to, and none of his followers admitted.
The bursar of Trinity shall be a proverb for a good fellow that loveth his lush," hiccoughed out Fegan.
