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... income on the books of the Governours , and Dr. Welldon wishes to apply it to the formation of an Exhibition for a boy intended for the navy , engineering , ship - building , or something of that kind . Besides these , there are two ...
... income on the books of the Governours , and Dr. Welldon wishes to apply it to the formation of an Exhibition for a boy intended for the navy , engineering , ship - building , or something of that kind . Besides these , there are two ...
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... income of the property left by the will . This claim was resisted by the School , and Dr. Thomas Knox , the Head Master then , was of opinion that the surplus revenues should be given to the Head Master and Usher . This , however , was ...
... income of the property left by the will . This claim was resisted by the School , and Dr. Thomas Knox , the Head Master then , was of opinion that the surplus revenues should be given to the Head Master and Usher . This , however , was ...
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... . the dead performed ' . " The present annual income of the School is about 36007. , 1 Strype's Stowe's Survey of London , vol . ii . bk . v . p . 61 . the School and when the rents of the property in 46 TONBRIDGE SCHOOL.
... . the dead performed ' . " The present annual income of the School is about 36007. , 1 Strype's Stowe's Survey of London , vol . ii . bk . v . p . 61 . the School and when the rents of the property in 46 TONBRIDGE SCHOOL.
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... Income of which they will do in 1890 and 1906 , the total amount available for annual expenditure has been estimated by the Skinners ' Company at 20,000l . , and by Mr. Gladstone at 80,000l . the truth lies most likely between the two ...
... Income of which they will do in 1890 and 1906 , the total amount available for annual expenditure has been estimated by the Skinners ' Company at 20,000l . , and by Mr. Gladstone at 80,000l . the truth lies most likely between the two ...
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... founder , to have an Usher ; I engage him , and pay him 100l . a year , and one guinea a quarter for every mathematical scholar : his income last year was above 1607 .; he has also board , lodging , and washing . 150 TONBRIDGE SCHOOL.
... founder , to have an Usher ; I engage him , and pay him 100l . a year , and one guinea a quarter for every mathematical scholar : his income last year was above 1607 .; he has also board , lodging , and washing . 150 TONBRIDGE SCHOOL.
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1mus 1st Class 2dus 2nd Class Class 2nd Class Moderations 3tius aforesaid Sir Andrew ALEXANDER NOWELL Andrew Fisher annum appointed Assistant Masters Bishop boarders boys and youths Cambridge Cawthorn Chapel classical Company of Skinners copy death elected endowment England English Examiner Exhibitions Fellowship foundation foundationers Founder Free Grammar School Governors Grammar School Head Master Henry Fisher holidays honour income instruction Item James Cawthorn John Proctour John's College Latin learning literary Lord Master and Usher Master and Wardens Master or Usher ment Merchant Taylors o'clock Open Scholarship Ordinances Oxford pany present prizes receive Report revenues Robert Heath salary Scheme Scholæ scholars Second Master sermon Sevenoaks School shillings Sir Andrew Judd Sir Thomas Smythe Statutes Stockwood thereof Thomas Knox tion Tonbridge School town Universities of Oxford University verses Vicesimus Knox Vide Wase Welldon
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Page 42 - The Governors of the possessions, revenues and goods of the Free Grammar School of King Edward the Sixth in Sherborne in the county of Dorset.
Page 39 - ... have given and granted and by these presents do give and grant to the Mayor and Commonalty and Citizens of our City of London all that our manor capital messuage...
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Page 40 - BALTIMORE, or any statute, act, ordinance, provision, proclamation or restraint, heretofore had, made, published, ordained or provided, or any other thing, cause, or matter whatsoever, to the contrary thereof in any wise notwithstanding. XXIII. In witness whereof We have caused these our letters to be made patent. Witness ourself at Westminster, the twentieth day of June, in the eighth year of our reign.
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Page 170 - School-room and other buildings, and of the garden and other grounds to be enjoyed therewith respectively, and the purchase of suitable books for a library, and increase of the number of Exhibitions or rewards to the said Exhibitioners, who may distinguish themselves at either of the said Universities, or for the establishment of other branches of classical education, or for any other purposes for the better establishment of the said School, as the Court shall, from time to time, think proper to...