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a small town of Buckingham- | While shire on the left bank of the Thames,/a she opposite to Windsor, is mainly de-| illicit t on the College, which has over | later, 000 pupils. The College was founded | arrest in TGolles Eenry VI. The “yer ba ekelet or proper, are reserved for the | years 70 scholars or “ collegers ”; the remaining Wide pupils, known as “ oppidans,”’ live in the | schoo Farious masters’ houses. The College is | nosv: hea by a provost and ten fellows, and | Bulw intimately connected with King’s College, | publi Cambridge, its sister foundation, to which | pathe there go up annually certain of the] the p collegers or oppidans, who have won in/ of Ex Competition the various valuablo gcholar- | realit: Se the two establishments. | enact [s. 138]