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The Bulletin
Fix this text‘The Bulletin,†Vol. 73—No. 3771
Fix this textWednesday, May 21, 1952
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Fix this textRegistered at the General Post Office, Sydney, N.S.W., Australia, for Transmission by Post as a Newspaper
Fix this textSeppelts
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Fix this textBRIDGE OF SIGHS
Fix this textA MONO the great halls of learning in
Fix this text, whose ancient walls are
Fix this textreflected in the quiet waters of the River
Fix this textCam, is St. John’s College, founded in
Fix this text1511. It was established on the site of
Fix this textthe thirteenth century Hospital of St.
Fix this textJohn, by Lady Margaret Beaufort,
Fix this textCountess of Richmond and mother of the
Fix this textTudor King, Henry VII (1485-1509).
Fix this textShe was also the foundress of neighbour-
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Fix this textSt. John’s is entered by one of the
Fix this textmost graceful of all Cambridge gateway-
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Fix this textthe four Courts is the large Chapel, built
Fix this textby Sir George Scott in 1869, which re-
Fix this textplaced a much older building. On a
Fix this textwindow in the kitchen may be seen a
Fix this textmemorial inscription to the poet Words-
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Fix this textof the College. His portrait by Pickers-
Fix this textgill hangs in the Hall. Other famous
Fix this textmembers of St. John’s College were Lord
Fix this textPalmerston, Samuel Butler, William
Fix this textWilberforce and John Ruskin.
Fix this textThe second Court is a fine example of
Fix this textElizabethan brickwork: on the north side
Fix this textis the Combination Room, described as
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Fix this textbuilt in 1831, spans the River Cam, which,
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