CHARITABLE DESIGN 


Recommeiided for Erccting 


-f Plous Education, 


For Iraining up POOR CHILDREN 
IN THE 


Principles f Chriſtianity, 


HEREAS ſome well diſpoſed Perſons, Taying to Heart the miſerable [-- 

norance of the poorer fort of People, whereby is occationed that Diſſolution of 

Mann.rs which generally prevails among them, have of late endeavoured to pro- 

T:2t0 4 Charitable defign of ſerting up Free-Schools of pious Education, in ſeveral Parithes 

of Lendon and TWeſtminſter, tor the Benefit only of poor Children; F Ok the encouragement 

ard ſatisfaction of all that are or may be concerned in {5 good a \Work, Ir is thoughr tir 

wo give here a ſhort Account ; Ot the Manner of the Foundation; The nature of 

tlic Schools, and the Methods raken for the eftectual management of the Schools, and 
Contributions to the ends propofed. | 

The Foundarion that is laid tor the Maintenance of the Maſter and Charge of the Scheol. 


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's by the voluntary Subſcription of Charitable Perfons. who obFge themiclves thereby 
7 pleaſure, a certain Sum Yearlv, by Quarterly Paviments towards it. For 

re fs 4 Roll with a preamble, ſpecifying the intention of the SUE! 

1 one thar 1s ditfoled to ſublcribe. 

The Schools are defigned chiefly for training up ne Children 
he Knowledee or the principles of Chriitianity; ud ar rhe-lame tin 
reid well in the Bible, ro Write and calt Accompr os tas each 
MLCUILES TO fit chem for Apprenticelhip. 

4s to the management of them, there is gencrally ahout Seven of tn. 
one is the Miniſter of the Pariſh) faithtul and difcreer Perfons, who ure criruttel by the 
Probation of the reft,to chooſe the Maſter, to Overlee and direct the Schuol. 10 reeviyo and 
[<& all Money given or ſubſcribed upon that Account, 17 7 ſeveral PariÞes, and tMereont 
trom time to rime to defray the neceflary Charge of the School; ©. reierving ihe Over-plus 
in Bank to be employed to the belt advantage of the poor Children, vither tor Cloarhiuy; 


or putting them out Apprentice z a fair Account of all which thy aro obliged to koup th 
be viewed by any other ot the Subſcribers upon occation, 


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In order to the choofing a good Maſter, ſuch an one as may be moſt likely to aniwer the 
ends propoi:d, the Wie requirdin him theſe following Qualiticaticns- 


L That he be 2 Member of the Church of Enchinl. ot a Sober Life and Conve; 


lH. One that frequents the Communion ar leaſt once a Mont h. 
HEE One that PREEPS F000 Orders m his Family it þ 
HY-:Onec thu he Government of himiclt 0 | IS Patſions 
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