... took the most prominent part making the disturbances at the theatre in the following manner —Mr. Paul Parnell fellow of St. John's college, be rusticated for five years; two Messrs. Marshall, of Brasenose, for three years each; and Mr. James Collins, commoner ...

... who took the most prominent part making the disturbances at the theatre the following manner:—Mr. Paul Parnell fellow of St. John's college, to be rusticated for five years : two Messrs. Marshall, Brasenose, for three iTtV - JamC ' ' commoner of ISallinl ...

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