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(WINIFRED) MARGARET JONES (née Hooper), MA, DIP.ED., 19 October 1998; commoner 1950–3, 1954–5. Aged 66.
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SIMON J. AMEY
JESSICA E. BARNES
ANDREW M. BENNETT
BENJAMIN BROOKES
SIMON DAY
NATALYA I. ELLIOTT
ROBERT W. MURPHY
EDWARD P.W. PAILTHORPE
SAUL R. PARKER
PAUL J. PEARSON
PAUL D. PRICE
DAVID J. SMITH
SALLY WAPLES
ALEXANDER T. WINTER
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JOANNA CROSS
PHILIP MASSON
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BEN LESTER, formerly of St Paul's School, London
ROBERT JAMES MCALLISTER, formerly of Epsom College
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PAUL DAMON BRACKLEY, formerly of Crofts School
ANDREW THORNTON JAMES BYFIELD, formerly of Colchester Sixth-form College
STEPHANIE ANDRUS CARDON, formerly of Malvern College
JOANNA MARY CARGILL, formerly of the Oldershaw School, Wallasey
TRISTAN CHRISTOPHER DANIEL, formerly of Birkenhead School
SOPHIE KATE DONALDSON, formerly of Redland High School, Bristol
RICHARD GRAHAM GILES, formerly of King Edward VI School, Southampton
JULIA HELEN HOSKINSON, formerly of Withington Girls' School, Manchester
MARCUS MORISHIMA JENKINS, formerly of Shrewsbury School
KIMULI KUMIHARA KASARA, formerly of Wycliffe College
PETER MICHAEL KELLY, formerly of Watford Grammar School
DAVID LAMPER, formerly of St. Dunstans College
ANDREW WILLIAM MCGUFFIE, formerly of Blue Coat, Oldham
STEPHEN CHARLES MOSSMAN, formerly of Westcliff High School for Boys, Essex
MARK ANDREW NEWMAN, formerly of Westcliff Boys High School
JOHN JAMES O'ROURKE, formerly of Sacred Heart High School
CHRISTOPHER GARY PILBEAM, formerly of Heathfield School and Community College
SEBASTIAN STRAUBE, formerly of JD-Christophorusschule, Rostock, Germany
GIACOMO TORTORA, formerly of Liceo Righi, Rome
PETER ROBERT WICKS, formerly of Godalming College
PETER JOHN WIGLEY, formerly of King Edward's School, Birmingham
JAMES WILKINSON, formerly of Lancaster Royal Grammar School
IAN PHILIP ZEIDER, formerly of City of London School
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JENA PANG, formerly of Westcliff High School for Boys
PETER NEIL THOMAS, formerly of Shrewbury School
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STUART FRIZELL, formerly of the NelsonThomlinson School, Wigton
YASMIN KHAN, formerly of King Edward School, Witley
ALEXANDER NAQVI, formerly of Malvern College
BETHANY WRIGHT, formerly of Haberdashers' Monmouth School for Girls
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CORINNE LOUISA SPARKES, formerly of Queenswood School
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IAN MARCUS EDWARDS
MICHAEL CHARLES WYKES
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The fellowship will be held in conjunction with a Titular University Lecturership (CUF), for which no separate application is required.
The successful applicant will be expected to undertake research and to make a major contribution to teaching Law to undergraduates at Balliol College within the context of Law Moderations and the Honour School of Jurisprudence. He or she will also be expected to provide teaching for the Law Faculty on appointment, or at a reasonable time thereafter, in at least one of the follow-ing subjects: Corporate Law, European Union Law, Tort, Competition Law, and Public Law (including Human Rights).
Further particulars and application forms may be obtained from the College Secretary, Balliol College, Oxford OX1 3BJ, to whom applications, with the names of three referees, should be sent by Saturday, 12 December. Referees should be asked to write directly to the Acting Master by the same date.
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Other things being equal, preference will be given to (1) a graduate of the University of Glasgow, (2) a graduate of any other Scottish university.
Applications should be sent to the College Secretary, Balliol College, Oxford OX1 3BJ, from whom further details and application forms may be obtained, not later than Thursday, 17 December.
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The scholarships will be awarded for a maximum of two years. Scholars will take up their award on 1 October 1999. The value of the scholarships is £1,550 a year. In addition, scholars will receive free meals, and they will be entitled to dine twice a week at high table. The scholars will be entitled to accommodation (for which they will be charged) until they have completed their university residence requirements. This accommodation will be in the Graduate Centre at Holywell Manor.
There will also be Jowett Exhibitions, up to the value of £1,000 each for candidates who are runners-up for the Jowett Senior Scholarships. These will be restricted to members of Balliol College.
The exhibitions are tenable for one year only. Application forms may be obtained from the Senior Tutor's Secretary, Balliol College, Oxford OX1 3BJ; they should be returned by Friday, 22 January 1999. There is no separate application form required for the exhibitions. The college hopes to interview short-listed applicants during the week commencing 22 February 1999 (sixth week).
Balliol College is an equal opportunities employer and a charity which exists to promote excellence in education and research.
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Applicants will normally be expected to have submitted for a higher research degree before taking up a Junior Research Fellowship; and to be assured of adequate funding for the duration of a Junior Research Fellowship.
See below for method of application.
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Applicants will normally be expected to have submitted for a higher research degree before taking up a Junior Research Fellowship; and to be assured of adequate funding for the duration of a Junior Research Fellowship.
Application for any of the Junior Research Fellowships detailed above, on a form available from the College Secretary, should be made to the Principal, Linacre College, Oxford OX1 3JA, giving details of the applicant's academic record and proposed course of research. Two referees should be asked to write directly to the Principal by the closing date for applications, 31 January 1999.
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The scholar must be accepted by Oxford University to read for a higher degree, and must be, or become, a member of Linacre College. The scholarship, tenable from 1 October 1999, will be awarded for two years in the first instance, and may be extended for a third and final year.
Application forms may be obtained from the College Secretary, Linacre College, Oxford OX1 3JA. Closing date for applications: 1 March 1999.
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Holders of Domus Studentships will be given priority in the allocation of college accommodation. Candidates for these studentships will be either students who intend to begin reading for a higher degree or diploma at the University in October 1999, or current students of Linacre College in their first or second years. There is no restriction of subject. Candidates for these awards should submit an account of their previous academic work and a brief description of their proposed topic of research to the Principal, Linacre College, Oxford OX1 3JA, before 31 January 1999, and should ask two academic referees to write directly to the Principal about them by that date.
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These scholarships replace the college's previous Domus and Harmsworth Senior Scholarship competition. Competition A is open to graduates of any university, who are not ordinarily resident in the UK, and have not done more than two years of postgraduate study or research, and propose to begin a course of study leading to a doctorate at the University of Oxford in October 1999 in any of the subjects normally acceptable for graduate study at the college, and have no other funding which would allow them to do so. The college intends to award two scholarships. The closing date for this competition is 7 April 1999, by which date all applicants must have been accepted as doctoral students by the relevant faculty or department of the University. This process, over which the college has no control, may take about two months. Those interested in applying should contact the Assistant Tutorial Secretary, Merton College, Oxford OX1 4JD (telephone: Oxford (2)76299, fax: (2)86500, e-mail: julie. gerhardi@merton.ox.ac.uk), as soon as possible to ask for further particulars. Those who have not already applied for admission to the University are advised to contact the Oxford University Graduate Admissions Office (University Offices, Wellington Square, Oxford OX1 2JD, e-mail: graduate.admissions@admin.ox.ac.uk), or the relevant department of the University. They should also consult the University's Graduate Prospectus, obtainable from the Graduate Admissions Office, and on the University's home page (http://www.ox.ac.uk), where departmental addresses (Appendix 1) and much other important information may be found.
Competition B is open to graduates of any university with a first-class honours degree, who are ordinarily resident in the UK, and have not done more than two years of postgraduate study or research, and have been accepted to begin a course of study leading to a doctorate at the University of Oxford in October 1999 in any subject normally accepted for graduate study at the college, and have no other funding which would allow them to do so. The college intends to award one or two scholarships. Those interested in applying should contact the Assistant Tutorial Secretary at the address given above. Inquiries may be made at any time after 1 January 1999, but applications should be submitted no earlier than 15 August 1999. The closing date will be 6 September 1999.
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The duties involve staffing the issue desk and running the borrowing system, supervising the entrance to the Library, answering enquiries, and other clerical tasks. The rate of pay is £4.40 per hour. The Library is normally closed for a week at Christmas and a week at Easter, for which times the assistant will be paid. Other holiday, without pay, may be taken by arrangement. Appointment will be until 31 December 1999 in the first instance.
Written applications, including a curriculum vitae, should be sent to reach Dr A.S. Bendall, Librarian, Merton College, Oxford OX1 4JD, by Friday, 4 December. Applicants should also arrange for two referees to send references to arrive by that date.
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The college offers a number of Nuffield Funded Studentships, open to both UK and overseas students, to cover fees and maintenance. In addition students of any college of the University who want to start a new postgraduate degree may apply to the college for a funded studentship.
Particulars and application forms are available from the Student Administrator, Mrs Glynis Baleham (direct telephone line: Oxford (2)78515/603; e-mail: glynis.baleham @nuf.ox.ac.uk).
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The college wishes to appoint at a starting salary of not less than £25,000, depending on qualifications and experience. Good applicants with the relevant skills but less experience are encouraged to apply, and may be appointed at a slightly lower level. Benefits include a contributory superannuation scheme.
Further particulars are available at the `News' section of http://www.sthildas.ox.ac.uk/, or from Ms G. Stanley, Bursar's Secretary, St Hilda's College, Oxford OX4 1DY (telephone: Oxford (2)76809, fax: (2)76838, e-mail: gillian. stanley@st-hildas.ox.ac.uk).
The closing date for applications is Wednesday, 9 December. St Hilda's College is an equal opportunities employer.
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Essays must be typed with footnotes at the bottom of the page; they must not exceed 10,000 words in length including references and bibliography. Entries should be submitted anonymously, but accompanied by a sealed envelope containing the author's identity and a certificate of the candidate's undergraduate or graduate status from his or her society.
Entries must reach the College Secretary, St Peter's College, clearly marked `Theberge Prize', by Friday, 26 February 1999. The judges, who are appointed by the college, reserve the right to make no award or a lesser one if no entry of sufficient merit is submitted.
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