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The Eagle 1874 (Michaelmas) NOVEMBER, 18i{. VOL. IX. Baclielors and U"dergmdllates (cO'>1';'l/ied): !I!UlTay, Slater, .T. D. M. n n. Upwarrl .• II.A. , ::'IIewtoll, H. J Smalc, \\T., B.A. E. Ne in on, K. B.A. A. Vale. 1I. 13. v s T. ll., Shuker, A., B Y E. atch Nickson, C. i\l ·Simpkinson, ,\V. er, B c\' IT. YUll�han, �'r" THE EAGLE. Nixon, H. E. Simpson, C. 11. Yau<>hnn \v Northcott, W. pson, B.A. Sim W. H., Vil'n�l, H:.v. Odc1ie, B.A. m th, F. G. V., S i B. A. \V"ce, H. O'Gm:ly, T. de C. Sollas, W. J., B.A. Waldo. OIc1ham. C. F. J. W. Southam. Rcv. J. H., B.A. Walker, A MAGAZINE SUPPORTED BY MEMBERS OF "Pa!!c-Rob�rts, Rev. B.A. Rev. .T. F., Spicer, W. 'Valler. B.A. n. Parrott, Hev. W. L., St. Clair, E. II. G., B.A. P., Warlei!!;h. He\,. Parsons, B., B. A • Sta th, ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE. ffu1' J. \Yancn, \V. Parsons. C. A. Stpwart, M. \Yedmorc, Eo Peake, E. C. Stokes, H. Webby, C .• Iq. Penc1lebury. C. Stoney, W. C. B , B.A. Whittingtun.ltcv. R.E Penny, J . .T. .. Strahan, A. 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