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A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… been founded by the corporation; the master of the grammar school has a salary of 42, with a house and garden, and the … of the Free Church have a place of worship. The parochial school affords instruction in the ordinary branches; the … meeting-houses for the United Secession. The parochial school is conducted by a master who has a salary of 34, with …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… and 402. 10. to the Bishop of Chester. There is an endowed school for boys at Seamons Moss; and another at Littleheath, …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… of worship for members of the Free Church. The parochial school is attended by about eighty children; the master has a … but falling into neglect, was for some time occupied as a school, subsequently as a woollen factory, and in 1797, … and an Episcopalian chapel. The burgh grammar school is of uncertain foundation, though said to have been …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… three unendowed 'English' schools in the parish. 44 No school was reported in 1764 45 but a master was again … and in the latter 109. 47 The churchwardens repaired the school-house several times in the 1820s 48 and they built a new school in the centre of the village in 1836. In 1864, when it …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… places of worship for Baptists and Wesleyans. A charity school, founded by the direction of Mr. William Chew, was … was discovered during some repairs in 1835. There are a national central, and an infants' school, with an endowment of 6000 in the three per cent. …
A History of the County of Stafford
… and the road to Acton Trussell. 19 Immediately east of the school a small weatherboarded reading-room, dating from c. … of marriages from 1878 when the church was first licensed. School A parochial school for boys and girls was built at … being met by subscription. 198 By 1871 it was run on National Society lines, and the average attendance was 15 …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… there are a master and under master of the grammar school, and eighteen scholars, and eight poor men are supported by the establishment. The school had, previously to the foundation of the university of … exhibitions for sons of clergymen, of 25 per annum each at school, and 50 per annum each at either of the two …
A History of the County of Durham
… were two galleries, one for the children of the Bluecoat School at the west end, erected in 1721 by Sir John Eden, … Andrew's. At one time, after the Reformation, a charity school was carried on in the chancel of St. Andrew's, the …
A History of the County of Durham
… formerly leading to the Sacrist's Exchequer, or later Song School. 28 The windows of the south aisle are also … of Dr. James Britton, sometime master of Durham Grammar School (d. 1836), and a tablet to Sir George Wheler, …