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Trin Coll: - Whewell outlines the problems with Coleridge's plan for a College to be established in either Cambridge or Oxford 'for the purpose of educating ministers for the colonies': - 1. Expense of erecting and running a new College: 2. The education required is already available in the present Colleges. Instead, 'why not found Exhibitions or Scholarships for persons who are willing to devote themselves to the colonial ministry?'

Embossed notepaper, 'Vicarage, Mapledurham, Nr Reading'. - Thanks Houghton for assistance; 'goodly quartos of chit-chat' of Charles Buller's time. His brother [Sir John Taylor Coleridge] asserts that Buller was very weak in legal arguments despite brilliance in the House of Commons.

Embossed notepaper, 'Vicarage, Mapledurham, Nr Reading'. - Is unknown to Houghton; asks where he can obtain a copy of Charles Buller's complete dog-Latin epistle, an extract of which appeared in the Monographs.

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