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Pl cation of the Children of the POOR, is ver ne 
""ceflar A* to their Piety, Virtue, and honeſt [ ver | 
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6 TAN alfo as plain and evident, That piety, Vie- I 
—— tue, and an honeſt Wane Living, are not only 3 
of bite N to their Happineſs both Here and Hereafter , | 


but are neceſſary alfo to the Eaſt and Security of all other People 4 
whatſoever : For as much as there is no Body but may ſtand; in 
need of their Help, or be liable to receive Inke from them. 
But that which ought more eſpecially to be the Beginning, 
aud End of Chriſtian, Charity, is the Glory of God and the 
Good of Mankind. And theſe great and wot deſirable. Ends = 
cannot be by private Perſons 'mote; univerſally. and effecually =— 
' ſecured, than by Contributing to the Chriſtian an and 1 
vſefnl bringing up of the Poor. | 
+ Therefore Nets having of late been ſeveral Schools, called | 
CHARKRITY-SCHOOLS,Ercted for that pur poſe z namely, Fes | 
the Education, of Poor. Children i in the Knowledge and Pratt ice of th 
7 Chriſtian Religion, 4 40 Profeſ 4 and Tagbt i, in 45 Church, of England, 


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Condition: It may be of Uſe to give a ſhort Account of them, and 8 


to ſhew how they have been Erected, and are Gorerned: That 


| other People ſeeing the Pratticableneſs, as well as Chi and Uſe- 


The Ereding of theſe Schools hath been ſometimes propos'd' 


dy the Miniſter to ſome of his Pariſm; and ſometimes by 2 or 


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thers as they thought would join with them. And when x or 


(a) 4 Form 
w/ greof is in 
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5 had agreed thereon, their Way was, to expreſs in few Lines (a) 
the Neceſlity and Uſefulneſs of the Deſign; on a Roll of Parch- 
ment, and Subſcribe thereto ſuch Sumsas each of them thought 

fit to pay Yearly 2 Pleaſure) towards the Charge: And 

generally the Miniſter Subſeribd firſt. And the Deſign thus ſet 
on Foot, they ſhew'd the Roll to others, and thoſe to others, 
who Subſcrib d alſo as they thought fit. So that when the De- 


ſign became pretty well known, it commonly met with ſo good 


Succeſs, that the Subſcribers have been able to ſet up a School 
in about 7 or 8 Months Time. „ 
After a competent Sum of Money Subſcribed, the next Thing 


the Subſcribers did, was to agree upon, and ſettle certain 


Rules and Orders for the Governing theſe Schools, for the bet- 
ter effecting the End of the Charity, and eaſier managing the 
8 wes to the Satisfaction of all concern'd, and without giving 
Where Subſcriptions have not been ſufficient for Supporting 
theſe Schools, it has been uſual in ſome Places to have-Sermons, 
preach'd once a Year, or oftner, ſhewing the. Neceſſity and Uſe- 


fulneſs of this Charity, and to have Collections made at the : 


Church Door for that purpoſe after Sermon. — | * +: 
At St. Katherine's by the Tower in London, Two of the Tru- 
ſtees are commonly choſe Collectors of the Land Tax; and give the 
Poundage to the School; wherefore the other Truſtees aſſiſt 
them in Collecting by Turns. They have Lent Sermons at this, 
and the Pariſh of St. James's Clerkenwell, with Collections at the 
Church Doors, appropriated to the Charity- Schools; they alſo 
Farm the Lamps in the Pariſh of St. Katherine s, and give the 


Profits thereof to the Schools; in which laſt Particular, the Pa- 


riſh of St. Paal Shadwell follow their Example. 


Next to the many Lectures that are preached in and about 


London, nothing has tended ſo much to increaſe the Number of 
them, as the publick Examination of the Children in their 


Schools; where, at certain Times, the Children of each School 
are examined, as to their Improvement in Selling and Reading 


nnd eſpecially as to their Knowledge of the DoQrines of our mo 


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fulneſs thereof, may be moved to increaſe the Number if them. 


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wen che Monies Subſcribed or Collected, have been more 
3 than ſufficient: to defray the ordinary Charge of a School, the O- | 
3 verplus has been applyd ſometimes to increaſe the Number of 
Schools in the fame Place, or the Number of the Scholars; ſome- 
times to put out Children Apprentices, as appears by the Ac- 
count aunexed; and ſometimes to purchaſe Lands for the ſame 
'Uſes, as in Mhite· Chappel; ſometimes it is laid out in Eitting up | 
and Building School Houſes and Work-Houſes, and finding | 
Work and Implements, as at Lime-houſe, Greenwich, &c. and par- 
ticularly at St. Margaret's Weſtminſter, where a Propoſal having | 
been made to the Veſtry about 1701, they agreed to let the Tra- 2 
ſtees of the Grey Coat · School have a large Houſe belonging to the | | 
Pariſh, Rent. free for 7 Years, and to let them have as many of | 
the Pariſh Children (with the uſual Penſions they gave to their | 
Nur ſes) as the Truſtees would undertake to maintain and employ 
with Work. :Whereupon the Truſters took in the 50 Boys be- | | 
longing to the Charity- School, and at ſeveral: times afterward, ſo = 
many Boys and Girls, as have fince encreas'd the Number of | 
Children to about 130, on the Pariſh Account, and have ſet = 
them all to Work; ſome upon Spinning of Wool, others upon 
niending and making of Shoes, others upon Sewing and Knitting, &c. 
andthe Income of the Charity, and their Earnings, are apply d | 
2 to find them in Diet, Lodging, and other Neceſſaries; the Ma- | | 
„ nagement whereof has — ed ſo well, that, in order to lay a | 
1 more ſold Foundation for its Support and Maintenance, Her late | 
| Majeſty was pleas'd, in the $tþ Year of Her Reign, to Incorpo- 
rate the faid School, and to make the Truſtees one Body Politick, 
by the Name of The Governours of the Grey-Coat- Hoſpital in To- 
thill Fields of the Royal Foundation of QUEEN ANNE. And 
this Advantage hath attended this and other Foundations of the 
like Kind, that the Children, both Boys and Girls, are accyſtom- - 
ed to Labour, and thereby better fitted to be put out as Servants 
In Poa, Places of the Country, the Miniſters have put the 
dor Children to School at their own Charge. In ſome, they 
. have-taken the Trouble of Teaching em themſelves gratis. In 
man other Places, whole Schools have been ſet up, and in Time 
_ cloathed, at the Charge of ſingle Perſons; and in ſome Places, 
Perſons. have been made Pariſb-Clerks, on Condition they would 
teach a certain Number of Children grass. 
At Waerwich, a Charity-Box. being ſer up in the Church, with 
this laſcription, For the Uſe and Increaſe of the Charity- School, had 
ſo good an Effect, that ſeveral Children have been Taught and 
Cloathed by what has been put into it. In ſome Places part, 
ia others, the Whole of the 9 Money is apply'd to the 
_ . Teaching of poor Children. There are alſo great Numbers of 
_ poor Children Maintain'd and Educated inthe Work- Houſes that 


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them the Trouble of the ſaid Fruſt: Ia other Places, r 2 
Sudicribers, Who were thought maſt likely to attend the Carr, 
have, at a Yearly Meeting, been appointed:Traftees ſor one Tear, 
togethet with the Miniſter, Who is always a Truſtee if a Subſcri- 
ber, and in other Places, all the Subſcribers.are Tyuſtem. 
The Children alſo have been taken in by different Methods; 
but commonly the Sybſcribers, Where the Number has been 
large, have drawn Lots which/of them ſhould put in a Child at 
the þrſt Opening of the Schodl 3; and aſterwards (on Vacancies) 
they preſented Children by Turns At Tiverten in Devonſhire, 
very one or more ſubſeribing Jos; pr Annum towards the Chari- 
ty-Schools, has Liberty of Naming a Child to enjoy the Benefit 
of the School, he or ſhe appearing to the Traſtees fit Objects for 
it; by which Method, the Subſcribers there have a particular re- 
gerd to the Child or Children by them put in, and ſeveral gi 
them their Diet, and others, when they are fit, take them, 
put them out Apprentio eee. 
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JHA T the Snbſcribers meet at ſome convenient Place 
. on the firſt Wedneſday after every Quarter-Day:: And 
what ſhall be agreed on at ſuch Meetings,. by the Majority of the 
 Bibſetiders ren preſent, ſhall be obſery'd ; of which Meeting 
\every Rdicrtbermillhaye Note 52 HT ; 
II. That a Treaſurer and fix Trufttes be Annuall ' choſen ot 
of the Subſcribers, on Wedneſday in Eafter-Week, = Ay with the | 
Miniſter, ſhall have the immediate Care and Government of the 


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Entrance of the Treaſurer upon his Office ; or that there be a | 
conſiderable Subſcription tõ be receiv'd'; the Tytafurer ſhall 
give his Bond to 4 or more of the SnÞſcribers, to lay out the fame 
as the Snbſcribers ſhall order; but eſpecially, that im Caſe of his 
Death, the Money fo" receiy d, and not expended, "may be an- | 
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may —_ to know how the Monies are diſpoſed of. 


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To That he 'be a Member the Church Se a fafobet | 
Life and Conyerſation, 5 not under the Ag E 12 ; 
That. hie be, a Perſon of known AfQion to "His pre- 
get nlajeſty King CEO ROE, aud to the Proteſtatt Succefon as 
by Law Bitabliſhyd. | N 8 
3, That he underſtand well the.Groun Gag principles of the 
ae Religion, and be able to give a good Account thereof to 
the Miniſter of the Pariſh, or Ordinary, on Examination. 
4. That he be of a meek Temper, and humble Behaviour. 
J. That he have a good rer of wy and propa 
fions, and keep good Orders. 
t 55 hat he Arent the Holy Communion. 
Bat he have a Genius for Teaching, url a bod K Hand, 
fir underſtand Arithmetick. 
8. That he be approved by the Mi niſter of the Pariſh. 


ch alifcations Nees 59 nired in the 
Heere 1 the. f a1 Wand with the "ms 
Care, to. de 1 In he” chool-Miſtreſſes of ever 8. 
ſpective School, except that Part in the Articte whi 
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Appendix 4 


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8 . toy Schools, for the better Underſtanding of their 
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Hand, with the Grounds of Arithmetick; and that the 2 
be taught to Knit their Stockings and Gloves, and to Mark, 
Sew, mend their Cloaths, Spin, or any other Work uſed in 
the Places where they live, to fit themfor, Services and 


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w. That they le it theit chief Buſineſs to ird the 
Children i in the Principles of the Chriſtian Religion, as fofeſs'd 
in the Church of En 118 and laid down in the e atechiſh 
which they are firſt to teach them af EOrEs en id 
then MERE it to them by ſdme Expoſition ap pprovd Þ | 

the Miniſter ; and afterwards mel more largely in the 
of their Duty, by the Help of the {hole Duty of Man, Mr. Ofter- 
_.. 1.1 vald's Catechiſm, or ſome other good Book; 7 that when any 
Number or the Children can ſay the Catechiſm, they give No- 
-1 Tice thereof to the Miniſter, in order. 0 e being e 
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1 N V. That in Inſtructing the Children in ah Principles uf 
' the 5 12 of the Chriſtian Religion, great Care be taken, not only 
Liacoln'z Ser that no Principles be inſtilled into them but ſuch as are 
eee 7 ſound and Good, but alſo that thoſe be inſtilled with the 
den 1518. oreateſt. Diligence, which are in their Nature of great- 

eſt and moſt conſtant Uſe in the Courſe of a Private 

Life; ſuch as immediately tend to make Men ferious 


— Chriſtians, and peaceable Subjects. And n all, ele 
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either N or Government; and that they. be 
diligently "from unneceſſary Speculations of afl Kinds, and 
confined to ſuch Do&rines and IO as more re mmol 
| concern Faith and a good Life. 


VI. That they take p riicular Care i then wider 00 Ras 
and by all proper Methods, diſcou- 
rage and correct the Beginnings of Vice; ſuch as Lying, Swearing, 
Carſing, Stealing, taking God's Name in vain, : Prophaning the 


Lord's-Day, = s Ev of Dignities, aud in any Way irre- 


. verently or di reſpeRfully of the Powers that be, &c. putting them 


ig Mind of ſuch. Parts of the holy. Seripturet, and of the Catechiſm, 


Lord's-Day and Hyly- Day. 


where thoſe. Things are 1 den. And in general, (in the 
e, of en wen | follow, 18 e of ve: 
Iniſter. 


Note. The iii Ek ens e at the E this 
Account, together with the Art of Spelling and Reading el will 


be be excellent Uſe for the Maſter, and  [ uch as are e employed 5 in ebe 
In 


ion of Children. 


VII. That they take particaler Care not to ſuffer the 
Children to join, or to be ſeen oy ey any. Mob, in a tumultu- 
ons. dien . any 'Occaſinn whatſbevet; nor 0 g9) 
about begg Abe Bonfiresz nor to uſe any Bad 
or\ wert eee ** iſtinction Oo of / 

ing or Thankſgivi nor on t or ay other to 
pr 4 — ing, no to any & e been oo 
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and teach the Children to do the ſame at Home, *when'they* THE ef Charity. 
and go to Bed; a5 aid 0 ſox Gfs Gfary before and after Mey. „ pose. 
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IV. That they freque ally bu chelt Chikdten! at Home 
to repeat their 'Cateetiifm; te read the Holy Scriptures, 
eſpecially on the Lord's: Day; and to uſt Prayers Mopnin 
and Evening in their Families; ſo: that bath Parents anc 
Children may the better be informed, of their Duty, 120 by. 
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oftant. and ſincere" Practice thereof, procure the Pleſling, « 
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V. If the Parents ne le& to obſerve the ſaid Orders, their 
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and are given to them ber Truſtees, in order to their being put up 
in their Houſes, for the better Obſerving them. 


proceed, and without whom, 
neither he that Planteth is any thing, nor he that Wa- 
tereth, be farther pleaſed to give his Increaſe, to a Work 
_ tending to recover Religion into that Power and Dig- 
nity from which it is ſo much ſunk at preſent! 
May He excite Parents to contribute what lieth in 
themy towards bringing up their Children in the Nar- 
tare and Admonition of the Lord 
May He inſpire Maſters and Miſtreſſes with a ho- 
ly Concern about the right Management of that im- 
portant Work committed to their Truſt! © | 
May He influence the Hearts of the Children 
themſelves with a Senſe of his Fatherly Love in their 
tender Years, and guard them thereby againſt the infecti- 
ous Enticements of a Profane World ! | 
May He animate all thoſe who are any ways concern'd 
in Promoting this Work, with ak CLUdence, LOVE, anc 


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St. Andrew Holborn C. — 
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St. Anne Blackfriars, 
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St. Anne Weſtminſter C. 
Billinſgate Ward C. 
St, Botolph Alderſpate C. |. 
St.BotolphAldgate within, 
The Boys ſet up 1698, wh 
the Girls 1210, cl, | — 
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1706, and the Girls 1710. Cl. 
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School turn d into a Ch. Sch. C 5 
St. Botolph Biſhopſeate 94 
St. Brides Pariſh C,—— | * 
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Cl; ſet up 1702 | 

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con Folgate, welthd 1697, fe 50 2. 1 wagten 071 


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. £3 £ "4+ *% wu I $1 S - 4413 7 
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No, of Childre en — 24941 


— —ę—„— — 


A e 
5 eld 407 Tol of Schools. 
0 Vina 5:01 V/ . | 
115 / tioivteqs Si ee bus 25 
* 21.3 OJ 18 30 "4363-6 Jun 


N. B. There are 275 Schools men tioned, in this Account, without fi ig- 
n -, nifying the Number of; Children taught; concerning which, 
given has been, That all ann Poor Chil 


the Account generally. 


dren of thoſe Places are taught e nde 


* 
* wh 
* 1. 


3175. hg ISS S 


"+ ait 1840 1180 


7 


f 


* 1 er 
nn the Column of Boys; which 5s be 


June 1716, Note, Where che Number: / Children have been ſignified to 
of this Account, Without; di finguiſhing the Sexes, — are 2 
3 the r Diſproportion be- 


tween * NAP of Boys, «ho that 4 Girls," taught in the Country, 
rid 10 Fe 3 6 rat 


1 
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— by = * v 
— - * 
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3 2 — 
— 


as '« ACCOUNT - 0j f och SexooLs as 
- are reported \ tobe near Ereiting, or ſet 
[ear ;. with. ſome remark= 


"4 Paſſages relating to Schools. | 


OO 3 Eli 7S | - 162 $2534 14 7 * 21 — 4 1 ro. 4 1301 a A6 3 1 AN Ao It 25 
og ſep, — Langeinwen. ee for Sixteen 
Nee wo COPE STE It 12 f poor Chil "Ft" -uÞ er Ch 


1714. es n Ban Win 
„An Annval Collection the 2d. Sun- 
- - day in October, at the Church - Door, for Bibles 
1825 and Common-Prayer-Books, Whole Duty of 
| | Man, and Mr. Lewis's Expoſition of the 
EH | 14 | Gag: -Catechiſm, to be given 8 Chil- 
one i j £71 That go "out ef the — 4 


IRE AZ is i $ » #35 6 

r 6 : \--h rh 8 A Schoof opened vn 5, for 
f * Tk »$ 

32:3: 3 1890 4 4 ; N N 26 R 5 


— Ane — 


1 wt .. & 4 


elfe, Gator,” . 4880 0 4 Þerfon of 

Quality obſerving a poor Boy gathering 

d biting wy von 09Tbfino 51 i fe rom an OY Aſhes, Falter 
a N ui 22.230 261 dt 1 he ad not : , £9 to. Sc 1 


15 be 16 empls To. wh # the 
in anrwer'd, Yes ; Nur his Father 
"Ie bos abte 15 ud bim thicker; vpon 
which he offer'd to pay for his Schooling, 
and the Boy readily accepting his Pro- 
poſal, has been ever ſince at School. 
This Example has excited a Brother of 
ad that Honourable Perſon to do the like 
: another — Boy. 


1 N N⁰να,, DIS 264 _ 
SHOE * 3 7 A* I 


Der- 


5 8 13 ngfoꝛd. 


recting, ta which 


n e Pas 28 ee a Lepacira, and the Maſter and 
-yol] £1 101 eine, 4 £0 . For 30, and ſome- 
og 2 is 161 2 


Childtes, 4, Lady of, Quality 
£ 1 1 ae * _ 
h the Num 


ool here in 190 
2 NOOR oog TAS | 
40. kept i in 2 Schools, at 
Lad 


has dc + to 
1701" Dis dhl | 
Nea 1 for 2 Children. 
Minton A Sctivol for 30 Chil- 
2441 3 18 Aren z both ther Schools are maintained 
- at the EE the Workmen in the Iron 
Nr 07 ITS 3noiz; _ 7 f wa Farthing for this 
1007, 1 42 1201. and other Uſes, out gfevery Shillingearn'd 
; their Labour, and — Workmens 
04 oe 1! hildren are admitted into theſe Schools. 
A Schoal for 7 Boys, opened 1714. 
Glougeſterſpine,,!  Wettepilgh. f lately deceas'd has gi- 


ven 2 nuum for ever towards 4 


5 zh » 5115 Ay 
bac en 10 

525 angry ened the ↄth of 2 
1 215 0 to u e Subſcriptions are 70. 


1 * 97 my 2-386 . : 
Hemp * Ba A Sch So 20 Boys Cloath- 
ed, ſet up — 5, ſupported A Subſcri- 
n = vd 55855 ptions of t e Nei hbourhood. 
Herefer dire, -Kichards - ale. x School for 18 Chil- 
bus T0152 i dxen, {| ported Je .the Charity of the Mi- 
or wolſs o 22 all d his Family, 

Hen 51 28 Veen A for 2 Children, Endow- 
| 85 e ſo 2 as. ds hop d, may perpe- 
Tit ASIDE) od Janes School ap | 
yr. #22 mn — $6 Albans. - 92 1 e e 3s tat of de- 
eie 21 e has re Nets 901. per r Arnum, 10 da- 
irq s 40 on Wit -cate- and Put out Appr prentice 4 Boys of 

u 


Berg e . ” 
due FITCH 


* 
DER 
f 912 . Ter we” 
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4 


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the Name bf Kent i|h,. cceſſively for ever. 

Hand Dee r A Scheol, herein the poor 

2071 e Children are taug tht. to Read and Write, 

24 boog 0 ir 2 the Girls * work at Knitting and 
18 A! 85 J B In the ile of Thanet. A 

2512 gg aling x John 2 291882 5 o poor Children. 

CEO; - Witreſham, :-A 3 1 12 Children, 


ſup ription of about 20 J. 


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Heide "rivgs/ T_ School for 12 - 'Y 
Calke. A School here for all the poor 
Cl 105 n, füppor ted by a Charitable Lady; 

at whoſe Charge ald many good Books 
a al rt E 152 to kl e "IP ren, * to the 


* 

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— * r 
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18 


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„„ 
Millleſerg— EY 1 


wr ſton, - Here . are procu- 
ne e og ring vp a School for 16 poor 
"= School Erecting for 20 Bo 
- 00 in 20 Boys 
KEN . T7 1 pl a Girls, for which 2 . 
1 5 | Ry andthe Eileen are to be half Cloath - 
| end the firſt Tear. 
Thifflew & C 2 Schools for 40 Boys and 
i + Cloarhed," et up 1715. Sub- 
; 2M be”: TOR Eu” brats. and encrea- 
| 825 
Norfolk, —— 'D ton. A School for 28 Children, tt u 
wr - 1 ae, 1745: Topy none: 
i code . oth eber Jo 3 by 2 Oeathe 
FLOP? wot EN ty deceaſed, who, though he did 
277 ·ðV! 4. 4.4 Endow it, his Executor and 
gnmwmeear Relation continues to allow 101. 
Me: + rv fr . Annum to. the Maſter, as the Foun- 
e797] 76 * ort 1 Aid. 1.39 | 
— .Betwick: K School For 60 Children, ſup- 
— _ Ny by So for 2 oy Children, 
ottin cham ire, 4 4 
*. £ * bs W 8 - 1715, at the Charge of a pri- 
L 3 5 U Sentlewoman | 
| - Newark: A Schosl for 36 Boys; Erected 
ne ſupported by Subſcription. 
This Schoel bas met with ſo good En- 
cCoura event, that” Preparations are ma- 
en a Girls School, there being al- 
ch he 45 ee 25 god Houſes built at the 
ge of the Cor 
0 been 


ration, to accommo- 


2 


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eee T er e eee 
ö Bf OI mere, 
157 ii 5 16 os Reverend Diving, 

 __ Slebech. 


enSbisM bas 191M wate'Gentevot bavidtdo 
SCOTLAND, - 1:1 Balghidder-13-8chools, ſopported here at 
10 hon 2159 * the Charge of Tbe | Sogjery Lat Edenburgh) 
Jp bis ide /21 Jer Podanoting Chrifts r- Knowledge. 
as maryland cee Schools ſupported here at the 
G #34 Charge of the ſaid Societ 
| 1 4 de 1 Rilip, 1 3 Schools „ here at 
A830 Pai Atte Chargelof the ſaid Society. 
1 


510 0 Sb -Sienlivet, School = Hg at the : Charge 

| HOG '£ 119113 017 1 — 
wad 2 EL: 1194 id mikey * Rift 

Shropſhire, — K erbury. A Schoch for 6 Bo 

Sanerſerſuirt,—-» lf. A Schodl for 20 irls in the 

Z xa Ditriet of St. Michael and St. Augu- 


328 4 i cf Pineſo Erected 1216 aud intended to be 


increaſed "to , 30 "Girls the enſuing 


Dos 8 4k 9 28. RY: Vear. (17 Indo 40 ——— | 
Se.. Eve 12 bd 055 Boys Cloathed, E- 


olimst 21d bactedted April! inte, ſupported by Sub- 


ae 21110 GL drriptions, whicko? a9 they Increaſe, the 
Rm (e 2 . + Childr — be avgment- 
bn” _ 77 90 0 0 Pa 3e ; 

——_ A School Segel 1715 > 
Surry, —— Oovalming. or 50 poor Chil- 
| 2 «hou 2 3 215 by — 28 c 


EP Ga School. (Read and ſay their 
ot 5 > 5 Catechiſm. 

"anc ting. ut 701. per An- 
nun 3 oe fo 
ven Vears, in order 0 raiſe-a Fund for 
ie a Charity. School, after which 
Time 2 is to go to the Town of Ha- 
* ever, for the ſame purpoſe. 


FE 
- if 


Mar- | 


* 


A School for 6 Boys, and 6 
Sr 12:7 Girls, Clcath'd at the Charge "of a: pri- 


gh 14 Bs 1 8 11 — WEN ; 1 — 
ſupported at the Charge 


1 


ods 24 
WW «+ 5 a * 
N e 
. > 85 


— 


5 pag _ e ON | 
y et ap bereuen be 
a5 410 1 e ner the haue of the 
e oy at the de of a private er- 
he S 2101.49 ſon. | A 3 
| T be. Miniter of this Pariſh baviag 
e ſeveral V — _ and 9 — 
1s v1 :04747! fie poorer ere, cd big © 7, 
TE I ee 2 were deſirous of 
being taught to has obtain d a Per- 
lid to teach ſuch Young Men and Women, 
a the Rate of Five Shillings for each Perſon - 
T1 23110499 ta read, an Hu Shillings to each 
* Pg n that-learns to-read, when they can 
452153 53 26 421revnt? the: 1 con deration of the 
| Time Sick they fpondfrom their Labour 
mb dh or ordinary Te ſaid Miniſter 
21 16 8700 finds theſt poor People with Books for their 
Learning, and 8 or 44 grown Perſons have 
> pol 9 been tHus taught. 0 4 THR; — allo 7. 
2:11 en ni Noe. rr 
ud. 18 857 uc g ne ar "Girls, .p 
Were e 111 "- — Kor 20 ir part 
_ Jun — N | 5 of - 
Tor ire, 0 in Clevelan 36 a 
N. ee ee werd, at 2 


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00 "= 11100410 Spcirats Quarldmiie and his his Family. 
3 F892 a + Skiptox- i School for 20 Girls, ſup- 
10 E - it ported by Subſoription, and very much 
5 encouraged _ a Noble Lord and 
Iten 5292 LA. C, a Jour 1 
ho | lope A, eee eee ee 
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4+ . "> & 1 F "xD" 1 — 7 ts 4% N * ST 7 FT3 PE. 7 
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"I hb” 
HE RE. are many Schools erected, and. erecting, in his 
Majeſty's Plantations; em! in New England, 
ew Pork, and Barbadoeg?;;;;;;7 
The SZ AR a 1055 Be ow 9700 ſet up Schools in ſereral of 
R. [EI NF) Lo 770 f: 10 10 1 F 
Io the, Year 5 the Reverend and Learned Dr. Mel ſet 
| : 5 775 | done in, ant | and other arts 
Denmark = 5 8 on 1 10 TRIO * 50 
ITY —_ me Newa Nie be N 
91 Thete FI | TIE at 8 
Indieg, ut 11 ari an ani i 
ener; i Laboe 0 on l are alben and v . 
| ON 50 lis jy 3 2 


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5 * Propagation” of. rhe Goſpel in the Eeſt: And in a Lenter from the 
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or poor Girls, or poor Children, 70 Read, and »/truting 

them in the 3 and Prattice- 7. the Chriſtian 2 
4s profeſs'd and taught in the Church of England; and ſuch 


Other Things as are ſuitable to their Condition and Capacity. 


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Mr. Rob. A ot Eye, Suffolk. 5 
Mr. John Hughes, at Kilmerſdon, Somerſetſt ire, den BORN + 
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As LIST of * Charity See zo] Mi- 
ſtreſſes, who have been ſent from London into 
the Country; and who will be. ready to inform 

any Perſons that ſhall apply to them, in A 


"Methods uſed. in the Landon 4 


Me. T Nag t en Hampſtire. 


Mr. er 
Mrs. Bell, * _ Bath,  Somer ſerſtire. .. . 
Mr. Joſ.Karfoer, "<p al $M 86 S 12 112 ty 
: Mrs. Kar foot, © 0 at Boſton, Lincolnſhire.” ——_ SES; 183 a 
Mr. Ges. Longden, — ome e ky 
Mr. Wilſon, . Th Br al, Semerſetſhive. © 
Mr. Serage, at *' Chelmsford, Eſſex. 


Mr. Clifford, at Cheſwick, Middleſex. 
Mr. John Hudſon, at Exeter, Devonſhire. N 


Mr. Macklin Gree, ea | Neyland by Stoke, — LS 


Mrs. a, . Norwich, Norfolk. 
Mr. Jonathan 22 at 2 a — 
Mr. Jones, at chmond, Surry. 0 ufd ti 
Mr. Lat. _ E KDO% vf. 10 
Mrs. Hopkins — — 2012 allo! 
Mr. . Al Ax Norton, D-. 

_ Mr. 75 Dewell, _ IT Winche er, Hampſhire. © 
Mr. Hanſon, at  Wisbech, Cambria eſhire. © 

Mr. Tho. Pe at Woburne, Bedfor hire 0 Jitk. . 
Mr. Tho. Waller, at Motten Under-Eage, in Glouceſterſhire 


oh B. The inhabitants. of Withech were fo. pleaſed with the 

Improvements of the Charity Children under the Care 
Hof their Maſter, that they ſent to London for another 
Maſter, qualify'd to teach the Cres... of thoſe 
ar. their Inftru-. 


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MasTzRs: of CHARITY=SCHOOLS. 
of » 4 Quarto Bible, with a Chronological Table, Printed at 


Landon. Price Bound 24. 
Some Commentary upon the Holy Scriptures. 
WViſhap #ef's Paraphraſe on St. Paul's Epiſtles. Price 45. 
Biſhop Patrick's Search the Scriptures. Price 26. 
Mr. Ot envald Arguments of the Books and Chapters of the Old 
Teſtament, with Practical Obſervations. Price 8. 
Tom lis Directions far the profunble Reading of; the Holy Scri- 
pPtures. Price 25. 
Plain Directions for veadin Fate Holy Bible, Price. 3 d. 


a Common-Prayer- Book with Singing ꝶ ſalms. Price 11. Gab 
> Tomber on the Com mon- Prayer. Price 4. 


Biſhop Benenidges Sermon concerning the Excellency and 1 Ute 
fulneſs of che Com . \Price 34. 

Some Book of ſalmody. 

Mr. Nel ſon's Companion for the Feſtivals and Hoſts of the 
Church of England: Price 3. 

Arch-Biſhop Canterbury's Expoſition of the Chureh-Cate- 

ahifor- Prige 2. 
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Dr. Bræys Catechetical Inſti 
Price 26. 


222 


Biſhop Beveridge on PO Prayer, THT frequent Communion 


7 


Price 1s 6d. 5 
Mr. Nelſon on the Sacrament.” Price 1. 64. 4 
Rawlet's Sacramental Covenanting with Chriſt. Price 3s. 64. 
Prayers before, at, and after the Sacrament. Price 64. 
The Whole Duty of Man. Price 25. 94d. | 
Dr, Hammond's PraQical Catechiſm. . Price 5. 


: Oftervald's Grounds and Principles of the Chriſtian Religion 


Price 23. 


Dr. Lucas's Practical Chriſtianity. Price 25s. 6d. 


Arndt's True Chriſtianity, 2 Vol. Price 11s. 
Biſhop Taylor's Holy Living and Dying, Price $5 mn 


Life af God in the Soul of Man. Prick 15. 80. 


Dr. Worthington's great Duty of Self- Reſignation to he Divine 
Will. Price 2s. © 


\ Biſhop Hopbin's Great Duty of Mortification. Price 15. '64. 


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rice 4s Gd. 55 
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Dr. Stanhope 8. Price 45. 8 
Fenk's Devotions. Price 2s 6d. 
Life of James Bonnel, Eſq; Price 34. 
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nen Cauſes of the preſent Corruption of Chriſtians Price 
4s 6 44,4 © 
Reflections on Mens Prejudices againſt Religion, and their Mi- 
ſtakes in the Practice of it. Price 4s. 

An Eſſay upon true Knowledge and ſound Judgment tn Rei 
gion. Price 25s. 6d. 277534 
Profeſſor Franck's Short Introduction to the nale of the. Chri- 
ſtian Religion. Price 34. ono 
The Chriſtian Monitor. Price 3d. | TO IF 
Profeſſor Franck's Account of the Hoſpital at Hal, inticaed, 

Pietas Hallenſis.- Price '3s. 


Monro's Juſt Meaſures of the pions Inſtitution of youth, 2 2 Val. 


Price OS, / 


Dr. Talbot's Chriſtian Schoolmaltes> i: Price ; x 


The Chriſttan Education of Children.. Price 1s. 5 
A Method for Inſtruction of Children and Vouth. Price 44. 


A Serious Exhortation to Parents in relation to their Children, 


who are Educated in the Charity-Schools. Price. 2d. 


An Exerciſe 2 W for ne F Us of 0 — 


Erice 14. 


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Sermons Kt the Anniverſary Meeting of the chen in | 


Londen, preach'd by, 


2 FE IDS eee NON <a : 


ICE 
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WAS: 5s 2=- 


Dr. Willis, Dean of Lincoln, nom Lord hen of 6 L 0 "3 


- STER, 1704- 
— Stanhope „Dean of Canterbu; 
* Dean of Peterborou 


1706. * 
Dr. Goff. now Ford Biſh 0 CHESTER, » 170% 
| be. Dean of Ely, 1708. 
5 5 Br. Bradford, 1709. 
; 's Dr. Smalridge, now. Lord Biſhop of B RISToO E, 1710. 


Dr. Snape, 1711. 

Lord Willoughby de BR OK E, 712. 

Sir Miliam Dawes, now Lord Arch- biſhop of ro R K. 171 3. 
Dr. Robinſon, Lord Biſhop of LONDON, 1714. 

Dr. Wake, now Lord Arch-Biſhop of CANTERB URN, 50 5 
Dr. Gibſon, Lord Biſhop of LIN co LN, 1766. 


Diſney's Firſt and Second Eſſay concerning the. Execution of the 
Laws againſt Immorality and l Price $5. 9% 


Philip's Engliſh Dictionary. Price 16s. wh Ong . 
The Abridgment of it. Price $5. Gd. 165 DO or, : | 
. Cole's Engliſh Dictionary). 
— -, Mr. Turner's Spelling Books and Bab Grammar. Price Is. 64 
1 Mr Snel's Now Copy-Book. Price $5. | | 
John Jobnſon” s Arithmetick. g | 
Hain Afithmetick. Price 4 -o:... 
Vernon's Compleat Counting-Houſe. Fried 
Ayre's Youth's Cel REA to ce AE TR REY 
N. 5. Ma aye. the 1 Books bave hren e! at. 
| "the Charg e of the Benefactors to Charity-Schools, and 
A0 lest in Sh. Preſs, for the Uſe of the Maſters for the 
oe} Time being; And the ſame may be had of the Pub- 


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The Church- Catechiſm. 0 
| of Cheſter's Chriftian inftitutes. 
nen I wort ms. 
Lewis's Expoſition of the ene 
Dr. Worthington's Scri ee OH 5 8 
The firſt Principles of practical Saanen, 5 
Pr. WoodwartPs Short e is an Explanation « 
vers hard Words. Eher ag e br 
— «waar of Force "ow L350 = 2 * be! pl e 
rayers for the Chari Schoo * ee eee ee, EE 
The Chriſtian Scholar aida eee Pe OT 
An Exerciſe for Charity-Schools upon EH OR 
Paſtoral Advice before, and after | Conkewnarion. 
The Whole Duty of Man, by way of Queſtion and Anſwer. 


Abridgment af the Biſtory of the Bible, which.may be well 


.beund up at the Beginning of tlie Bible; ar ab the End. 

The Anatomy ef Orthography: Or, a Practinal Introduction 
do the Art of Spelling and Reading Agb. 

The Duty. of Publick Worſhip proved, &. 

Leſſons a Children, Hiſtorical and PraQical, Sc. 

Hymns for the PR Enss. 


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© Rates that may be dera by the Tr after of the Charity 
_. Schools. __ Ms 


N. L 
a N. H. 4 ik of Maſters and Mi Preſſes ſent from Lal, 


= by HE. Se, af fr ing of cg, 
Pag. 3 


** ot; 2 4 


The Qaxhificarions to be required bs « Sehodl-Ma 
Orders to be obſerv d by he Maſters and Mift 
Orr; to be read and even fo the * 
F en Children. 10 
"the 'Charity-Schools in cn abou 13 


1 14, 15, 16 
4¹ we» 4 —I_Ag other Paris x of reat —_ 
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77 5 ele AL P. 
5 An Account 6 ome 0 138 7 1 e . 


Form of 4 Saler fer for 4 — 
32 


No. III. An Account of the Rates of C loathing 4 pa BY 5 


or Girl. 


8 M. IV. A Catalogue of Books fit to bi 195 into the 1 


_ Maſters of C barity-Schools p. 3. 5 


3 


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TH ERE having ſometimes happen'd much Difficulty in ob- 
Tiaining a LEG ACT. given to the Charity-Schoals,” by res 
ſon of ſome Defect in expreſſing ſuch r z it — 
convenient to ſet down how ſuch Legacy may be ſo expreſ- 
- ſed, as to prevent . any. Scruple about Paying it; which 
may be done after this Manner. 1 


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ing of the 
ing poor Childre 1, or poor BO! 
or poor Girls,] 2% ! Read, &c: in The 
Pariſh of in the City of 
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