...for the Reformation of Manners, Charity Schools, &c. See Kippis's Biographia Britannica; THOMAS BRAY. member of the Church of England, of a sober life and conversation, of sufficient ability to teach children to read well, and to instruct them in the Church Catechism,...

...qualifications were made essential in the choice of masters for the schools thus founded. lie was to be — "1. A member of the Church of England, of a sober life and conversation, and not under the age of twenty-five years. 2. One that frequents the Holy Communion. 3. One that hath...

...which were also probably used in the county, some of which are worth noting. The master was to be " a member of the Church of England, of a sober life and conversation, and not under 25 yean of age," and " who understands well the grounds and principles of the Chiistlan Religion,...

...in those established in the country. Some of these rules are worth a notice. Thu master was to be " A member of the Church of England, of a sober life and conversation, and not under 25 years of age ; who understands well the grounds and principles of the Christian religion,...

...those established in the country. Some of these rules are worth a notice. The master was to ba " Л member of the Church of England, of a sober life and conversation, and not un.-ler «5 years of age ; who understands well the grounds and principles of the Christian religion,...

...evening, at home, and also at church, before and after service. No one could be a Trustee who was not a " member of the Church of England, of a sober life and Conversation, and a frequent Communicant." In January, 17o3, it was decided that "no person, being a Dissenter from the...

...from the " Account of the Charity Schools," published in 1704, we find that the master was to be " a Member of the Church of England, of a sober Life and Conversation, not under the Age of 25 Years," " One that frequents Holy Communion, one that hath a good government...

...trustees held on the 27th December 1699, it was ordered " that none be admitted as a trustee who is not a member of the Church of England, of a " sober life and conversation, and does frequently communicate." In 1701 it was ordered that the master was to teach diligently every...

...chosen) in the execution of his Office (to Wit) With Respect to the Master's Qualification: 1. That he be a member of the Church of England, of a sober life and conversation. 2. That he be a person of known affection to the present establishment in Church and State. 3. That...

...the Orders are to the effects following : I. The master to be elected for this SCHOOL, shall be, 1. A member of the Church of England of a sober life and conversation, not under the Age of 25 years. 2. One that frequents the Holy Communion. 3. One that hath a good Government...