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The Eagle 1877 (Michaelmas) DECEMBE.R, 18i7. x. Bache/a,'s and Undergmd"ales (canlhllled): I,uce, E. Price. E. M .• B.A. Tofts, A. C. Mackenzie. A. Price. F .• n.A. Tooth, H. H., B.A. Mackinnon. F. A .• Price. G. C. Trotter, H. B.A. E. lIlanisty. G. E. Pugh. M. H .• B.A. Trumpel',Rev.J.F.W iI Mann, M. F. J. Rammell. W. H. Tufnell, , '. W. F., LL.B •• " Mnrgerison. J. B .• B.A. Rnwson, E. O. Turner, T. A. Marr, J. E. Rl\ynor, G. H .• Upward, E. P. TI�E B.A. EAGLE. Marsden, Rev. 'V. H. Reynolds, B., B.A. Vale, H. B., B.A. H.A. Mnrshall, A. M .• B.A. Reynolds, G. F. Vuughllll, M. )lartell. E. D. ReYllolds, 11. Vaughun, W. P. H. 1Ilarwood, G. H. Ridley. F. T. Viney, B .. Matthew. G. A. Robinson, Rev. G. Waldo, F. J., B.A. Matthews. H. L. Roney.Dougnl. J. C. \Vallel', H. P .• A MAGAZINE SUPPORTED BY MEMBERS OF H.A. )laxwell. R. P .• B.A. Rooper. H. N. \Valters, St. D. G. McKee. Rev. R. B.A. Roughton. Q. E. Wareing, A., W. R., n.A. ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE. 1Ilerivale, C. Russdl. �l. H. 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