| Law deanship is changing hands at a tumultuous time in the legal academy and profession. |
| But, alas, at last there came to him a note from his friend Sir Nicholas, informing him that the deanship was disposed of. |
| He resigned the deanship in 1895, in 1900 became Dane professor emeritus, and on the 6th of July 1906 died in Cambridge. |
| Thurman stayed there until 1953, when he assumed the deanship of Boston University's Marsh Chapel. |
| Guy Patin, of course, was inimical, but a little cautious while the question of his deanship was impending. |
| She had planned unheard-of achievements, while I saw nothing else than the deanship of the College of Agriculture. |
