Hatton, John Leigh Smeathman, (27 May 1865–13 Jan. 1933), Principal, East London College (University of London), since 1896; Deputy Vice-Chancellor of University of London, 1930–31; an ex officio member of Senate; Member of the Court of the University; Chairman of the Collegiate Council; Dean of the Faculty of Science (University of London), 1922–26; Member of the Essex Education Committee; Member

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Hatton, John Leigh Smeathman, (27 May 1865–13 Jan. 1933), Principal, East London College (University of London), since 1896; Deputy Vice-Chancellor of University of London, 1930–31; an ex officio member of Senate; Member of the Court of the University; Chairman of the Collegiate Council; Dean of the Faculty of Science (University of London), 1922–26; Member of the Essex Education Committee; Member

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"Hatton, John Leigh Smeathman, (27 May 1865–13 Jan. 1933), Principal, East London College (University of London), since 1896; Deputy Vice-Chancellor of University of London, 1930–31; an ex officio member of Senate; Member of the Court of the University; Chairman of the Collegiate Council; Dean of the Faculty of Science (University of London), 1922–26; Member of the Essex Education Committee; Member of the West Ham Education Committee till 1927; Barrister-at-law of Lincoln’s Inn" published on by Oxford University Press.

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