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A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… Church, the United Associate Synod, and Wesleyans. Two schools have been founded by the corporation; the master of the grammar school has a salary of 42, with a house and garden, … Church, Wesleyans, Roman Catholics, and Unitarians. The grammar school is under the care of two classical masters, …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… a house and garden, and the fees average 40. There are schools also at Fullarton and Troon, and various Sabbath … and Independents, and an Episcopalian chapel. The burgh grammar school is of uncertain foundation, though said to … expense, contains two rooms, one for English reading, grammar, and geography, and the other for writing, …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… in 1725. 43 In 1743 there were three unendowed 'English' schools in the parish. 44 No school was reported in 1764 45 … later. 46 In both 1819 and 1835 there were three unendowed schools, containing in the former year 80-90 children and in … Puritans and Ch. Courts in Dioc. York, 272. B.I.H.R., Schools index. Herring's Visit, i. 171. B.I.H.R., Bp. V. …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… bell-ringers; there are a master and under master of the grammar school, and eighteen scholars, and eight poor men are … of 30 each, of which one is in the nomination of the grammar school, two in that of the dean, one in that of each … property Bishop Cosin attributes the foundation of the schools, of which the one was for singing, and the other a …
A History of the County of Durham
… statue of Dr. James Britton, sometime master of Durham Grammar School (d. 1836), and a tablet to Sir George Wheler, …