Universities (Scotland) Act 1889
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Change 1
SCHEDULE
Column 1. | Column 2. Authority to whom Property is transferred. | Property transferred. The University Court of the University of St. Andrew’s. | The buildings of St. Mary’s College, with the quadrangle, and pertinents thereof. The University Court of the University of St. Andrew’s. | The official residence of the Principal of St. Mary’s College, consisting of the house and grounds adjoining the buildings of the said College. The University Court of the University of St. Andrew’s. | The University Library, consisting of the Library, Graduation Hall, and Professors’ Reading Room, with their pertinents, adjoining the official residence of the Principal of the said College. The University Court of the University of St. Andrew’s. | The buildings and grounds of the United College of St. Salvator and St. Leonard, with the pertinents thereof, and the chapel building adjoining the same. The University Court of the University of St. Andrew’s. | A detached site consisting of an area of about 1,668 yards, with frontage to the Scores. The University Court of the University of Aberdeen. | The buildings and grounds of the Marischal College, with the pertinents thereof. The University Court of the University of Aberdeen. | The buildings and grounds of King’s College, with the pertinents thereof, and the chapel and library adjoining. The University Court of the University of Aberdeen. | The official residence of the Principal of King’s College, being the house known as No. 13, Chanonry, and the grounds and pertinents thereof. The University Court of the University of Aberdeen. | The official residence of the Professor of Systematic Theology, consisting of a house and grounds adjoining King’s College. The University Court of the University of Aberdeen. | The official residence of the Professor of Church History, being the house known as No. 31, College Bounds, and the grounds and pertinents thereof. The University Court of the University of Aberdeen. | The official residence of the Professor of Biblical Criticism, being the house known as No. 34, College Bounds, and the grounds and pertinents thereof. The University Court of the University of Aberdeen. | The official residence of the Professor of Mathematics, being the house known as No. 33, College Bounds, and the grounds and pertinents thereof. The University Court of the University of Aberdeen. | The official residence of the Professor of Greek, being the house known as No. 32, College Bounds, and the grounds and pertinents thereof. The University Court of the University of Aberdeen. | The official residence of the Professor of Latin, being the house known as No. 11, College Bounds, and the grounds and pertinents thereof.
SCHEDULE
Column 1. | Column 2. Authority to whom Property is transferred. | Property transferred. The University Court of the University of St. Andrew’s. | The buildings of St. Mary’s College, with the quadrangle, and pertinents thereof. The University Court of the University of St. Andrew’s. | The official residence of the Principal of St. Mary’s College, consisting of the house and grounds adjoining the buildings of the said College. The University Court of the University of St. Andrew’s. | The University Library, consisting of the Library, Graduation Hall, and Professors’ Reading Room, with their pertinents, adjoining the official residence of the Principal of the said College. The University Court of the University of St. Andrew’s. | The buildings and grounds of the United College of St. Salvator and St. Leonard, with the pertinents thereof, and the chapel building adjoining the same. The University Court of the University of St. Andrew’s. | A detached site consisting of an area of about 1,668 yards, with frontage to the Scores. The University Court of the University of Aberdeen. | The buildings and grounds of the Marischal College, with the pertinents thereof. The University Court of the University of Aberdeen. | The buildings and grounds of King’s College, with the pertinents thereof, and the chapel and library adjoining. The University Court of the University of Aberdeen. | The official residence of the Principal of King’s College, being the house known as No. 13, Chanonry, and the grounds and pertinents thereof. The University Court of the University of Aberdeen. | The official residence of the Professor of Systematic Theology, consisting of a house and grounds adjoining King’s College. The University Court of the University of Aberdeen. | The official residence of the Professor of Church History, being the house known as No. 31, College Bounds, and the grounds and pertinents thereof. The University Court of the University of Aberdeen. | The official residence of the Professor of Biblical Criticism, being the house known as No. 34, College Bounds, and the grounds and pertinents thereof. The University Court of the University of Aberdeen. | The official residence of the Professor of Mathematics, being the house known as No. 33, College Bounds, and the grounds and pertinents thereof. The University Court of the University of Aberdeen. | The official residence of the Professor of Greek, being the house known as No. 32, College Bounds, and the grounds and pertinents thereof. The University Court of the University of Aberdeen. | The official residence of the Professor of Latin, being the house known as No. 11, College Bounds, and the grounds and pertinents thereof.
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