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Bursary

noun
(pl. bursaries)
1.
The treasury of a public institution or religious order.






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"Bursary" Quotes from Famous Books



... accountant to the British Linen Company's Bank, died early, leaving a widow and four children. Robert spent six years at the grammar schools of Edinburgh and Dundee, went for a short period to Edinburgh College, and then, having obtained a bursary, to St Andrews, where he continued till his seven- teenth year. He was at first designed for the ministry of the Scottish Church. He distinguished himself at college for his mathematical knowledge, and became a favourite of Dr Wilkie, Professor of Natural Philosophy, on whose death ...
— Specimens with Memoirs of the Less-known British Poets, Complete • George Gilfillan



Words linked to "Bursary" :   exchequer, treasury



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