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4 Π general rules 23 Letters addressed to initials or fictitious names at the College are not taken in but are at once returned to the Post Office 24 It is assumed that each Student will make himself familiar with the rules and regulations laid down for his aruidance in this Calendar and no Student shall be entitled to any of the privileges or benefits of Student unless he shall have duly conformed to and observed such rules and regulations 25 Each Professor Lecturer or other officer of the College will consider it his duty to report either to the Dean of the Faculty to which the Student belongs or to the Vice-Principal any serious breach of discipline 26 If in the opinion of the Principal or of the Council any Student shall persistently violate any of the rules or regulations or the conduct of any Student either within or without the precincts of the College or of the Hospital shall be derogatory to his station in society or to the welfare or character of the College either the Principal or the Council may exclude him from attendance at the College and Hospital or either of them for any time or may expel him from being Student and from all benefits thereof but such sentence by the Principal alone shall be subject to an appeal to the Council who may thereupon make such order as they think fit and no claim by or in respect of Student so excluded or expelled shall by reason thereof be made upon the Principal or College or any person or thing connected therewith FEES Matriculated Students in the Faculties of Theology Arts Science including Engineering pay £4 15s 6d on entrance which includes subscription to the Library fee for Locker and cost of Calendar In the Medical Faculty the Composition Fee covers the Matriculation