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A History of the County of Essex
… present London Co-operative grocery. 33 The old grammar school (see below, Schools) was built about 1850. The present … with it is the original portion of the Ongar Primary School (see below, Schools). The railway station came … High Street, which is now Great Stoney Boarding Secondary School, was erected in 1903. 42 It was originally a …
A History of the County of Essex
… 1838 to 1847. While at Ongar he directed a small training school for intending missionaries. Among his students, in … the missionary and explorer. 27 In 1865 the Sunday school was built behind the church by Noble of Ongar to the … belfry on the entrance porch on the south side. The Sunday school was damaged by fire during the First World War and …
A History of the County of Essex
… the Roman Catholic church had been built and the grammar school had greatly increased in size. A cricket club had been … D. W. Hutchings. Mr. D. W. Hutchings of Ongar Secondary School recently carried out an inquiry among 200 children at the school, drawn from 35 places, mainly in Ongar Rural District, …
A History of the County of Essex
… Chipping Ongar Schools SCHOOLS A school teacher at Chipping Ongar was mentioned in 1655. 19 A school also existed in the town in 1671. 20 By will dated … children. In 1714 £10 was being used to maintain a boys' school with 26 pupils and £2 for a girls' school with 12 …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… composed for him by Dr. Pearson, then Bishop of Chester. A school for boys was founded in the village by Mrs. Myddelton … of 5 by Major Charles Myddelton; he likewise receives some school-pence, but is principally supported by Colonel Myddelton Biddulph. In 1843, a handsome school for the instruction of girls was built by subscription …
The Environs of London
… Esq.), 1677; and Francis Fox, M. A. master of St. Paul's School, 1686. In the lower part of the chancel are those of … Moore, anno 1733, bequeathed the sum of 50l. to a charity-school then existing at Chislehurst, but afterwards … 1777, gave by will a house, for the endowment of a boys' school. This legacy becoming void by the Mortmain Act, his …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Middlesex
… plastered brick and the roofs are tiled. It was built as a school in 1707 but has been much altered. ConditionGood. …
Old and New London
… substantial building, comprising a house, dormitory, and school; and it is a matter of history that during the time of the great plague the school or "College of St. Peter's" at Westminster was carried … one of the prebendaries of Westminster, the master of the school, the usher, forty boys, and proper attendants, who …
The Environs of London
… one of the prebendaries of Westminster, the master of the school, the usher, forty boys, and proper attendants, who … for the scholars, though it is not known that the school was ever removed to Chiswick since Busby's time. It is … was inhabited by Dr. John Friend, master of Westminster-school; and the prebendary's apartments, by Dr. Broadrick 41. …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… attendance of 334, on each occasion including c. 60 Sunday school children. 94 In 1866, when the chapel of St. Mary …