The exterior of Selwyn College's Chapel. Selwyn College's Dining Hall, with the tables laid for Formal Hall.

For nearly twelve years ( 1992-2003 ) he was Admissions Tutor at Selwyn, a period during which the College's academic performance improved markedly.

Detail of the Selwyn College heraldic coat of arms above the college's Main Gate to Old Court.

Selwyn College, Behind Front Gate from Dining Hall.

Ann's Court, built on the land to the north of Old Court and south of West Road, is the newest court: it is named after Ann Dobson, who together with her husband Dr Christopher Dobson ( who matriculated at Selwyn in 1957 ) formed the Ann D Foundation, which is one of the principal donors towards the construction costs of Phases I and II.

Old Court, Selwyn College.

He also serves on Llanelli Town Council's Selwyn Samuel Management Committee and is a Minor Authority appointed governor of Old Road County Primary School in Llanelli.

Selwyn College Ann's Court Building.

In addition to overturning the Tribunal's ruling, the Court also ordered the plaintiffs in the case, Selwyn Pieters and Brian Noblem, to pay the Peel Law Association and its librarian, Melissa Firth, $ 20, 000 in legal costs.

Educated and graduated from the Allahabad University in India and Selwyn College of Cambridge University in United Kingdom, Cornelius given commissioned in the Indian Civil Service and was the assistant commissioner in the Punjab Province, starting his judicial career in the Lahore High Court in 1943, later joining the Justice department of Punjab government.

Rangitata and Selwyn are held by National MPs Jo Goodhew and Amy Adams while Waitaki is represented by Jacqui Dean who also represents much of the Otago region with the exception of the Dunedin North and Dunedin South electorates.

Ezra Pound references Elpenor in his poem Hugh Selwyn Mauberley by having the eponymous poet's grave marked by an oar, with an epitaph that recalls that of Elpenor's.

The Tory wit George Selwyn wrote that, " I have passed two evenings with him, and never was anybody so agreeable, and the more so from his having no pretensions to it ".

The final scene to be filmed was the section in the park with Lionel and the zombie baby Selwyn.

The site was originally considered somewhat remote from the centre of the university ( indeed, an alternative site on Lensfield Road, where the Catholic Church now stands, was considered but rejected as being too small ), however, with the growth of departmental buildings, libraries and new faculties, Selwyn ( along with Newnham College ) now neighbours the Sidgwick Site, affording Selwynites the easiest access of any Cambridge college to the many arts faculty buildings housed there.

Selwyn, in common with other Cambridge colleges, originally admitted only men, but was one of the first colleges to become mixed when women were admitted from 1976.

The Selwyn College coat of arms incorporates the arms of the Selwyn family impaled with those of the Diocese of Lichfield.

Selwyn holds Formal Hall on every Tuesday and Thursday evening during Term at 7: 30 pm with a capacity of 120, tickets for which can be bought by all graduate and undergraduate students for themselves and up to two guests, at a cost of £ 9. 60 each for a three-course meal.

Elected from the JCR, by the JCR in Michaelmas Term, it organises social and welfare events, negotiates with the College on the students ' behalf, and represents Selwyn on CUSU Council.

More recently Selwyn College has seen the foundation of an extreme sports society which has shocked the nation with tales of its courageous and daring exploits ; notable feats include ironing on the roof of the Pitt building and an attempt to wake board behind the college men's 1st VIII.

In 1921, Selwyn Edge ( who had been with Napier & Son ) bought shares in the company and was appointed governing director.

In June 1907, eleven days after the circuit opened, it played host to the world's first 24 hour motor event, with Selwyn Edge leading three specially converted Napier cars around the circuit.

Macmillan agreed with Heathcoat-Amory that the best successor at the Treasury would be the current Foreign Secretary, Selwyn Lloyd.

The city is home to Dawson College, Quebec's largest CEGEP, and Marianopolis College ; Westmount High School with its sister elementary school Westmount Park School ; Place Alexis Nihon and office towers ; some of the most prestigious private schools in Quebec, including Miss Edgar's and Miss Cramp's School, Selwyn House School, Villa Sainte-Marcelline and The Study ; and Westmount Square residential towers and shopping complex, designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and funded largely by Westmount resident Samuel Bronfman, the founder of the Seagram liquor empire.

Selwyn, in particular, suffered from his association with the invasion and had to leave the country in disgrace.

Afterward, Morshead relieved Brigadier Bernard Evans of command of the 24th Infantry Brigade, replacing him with Brigadier Selwyn Porter, who had commanded a brigade in the Kokoda Track campaign.

One of five brothers, Muggeridge was born in Sanderstead, Surrey and grew up in Croydon and attended Selhurst High School there, and then Selwyn College, Cambridge, for four years, graduating in 1924 with a pass degree in natural sciences.

The story was adapted for the screen by Whitfield Cook, Ranald MacDougall and Alma Reville ( the director's wife ), with additional dialogue by James Bridie, based on the novel Man Running by Selwyn Jepson.

Anderson attended Selwyn College, Cambridge where, from 1974 to 1975, he was President of Footlights.

Port Fitzroy seen from the top of Kaikoura Island ( previously Selwyn Island ), 1967.

Selwyn has a reputation as one of the friendliest colleges in Cambridge, thanks in part to the many students that come from the neighbouring Sidgwick Site in-between lectures and at mealtimes to take advantage of Selwyn's Servery.

Selwyn has the longest continually running students ' magazine of any Cambridge College – Kiwi has been published from 1982 to present.

* The third Gordon Bennett Cup is run from Paris to Innsbruck and won by Selwyn Edge ( Great Britain ) driving a Napier 30hp.

• The Selwyn Collection of early Māori documents, which are a collection of 210 letters to Bishop Selwyn, dated from 23 February 1842 to August 1872.

About 60 % of the water comes from the western half of the basin, which includes the Rocky, Selwyn, and Mackenzie mountain ranges out of which spring major tributaries such as the Peace and Liard Rivers, which contribute 23 % and 27 % of the total flow, respectively.

Pound's Homage to Sextus Propertius and Hugh Selwyn Mauberley and Eliot's The Waste Land marked a transition from the short imagistic poems that were typical of earlier modernist writing towards the writing of longer poems or poem-sequences.

Although Stage fright is based on Selwyn Jepson's book " Man Running " ( aka Outrun the Constable ), still it is different from the book.

He donated the house, with its long narrow garden running from Barton Road to Selwyn Gardens, to the university upon his death in 1946.

John Selwyn Brooke Lloyd, Baron Selwyn-Lloyd ( 28 July 1904 – 18 May 1978 ), known for most of his career as Selwyn Lloyd, was a British Conservative Party politician who served as Foreign Secretary from 1955 to 1960, then as Chancellor of the Exchequer until 1962.

In 1976 the Speaker of the House of Commons, Selwyn Lloyd decided to stand down from the Commons, and Bailey contested the resulting by-election and he was again defeated easily by David Hunt, who was later to enter the Cabinet of John Major.

Contradictory rulings from two speakers, Horace King and Selwyn Lloyd, then left the point unresolved.

Moore St was part of the original Fencible village and was sub-divided into one acre ( 4, 000 m² ) allotments down to Rodney St. People will, no doubt, recognise that Wellington and Nelson Sts spring from the most famous of British war heroes, Lord Nelson and the Duke of Wellington and that Selwyn St takes its name from the first Bishop of New Zealand, George Augustus Selwyn.