East And West London Being Notes of Common Life And Pastoral Work in Saint Jame
East And West London Being Notes of Common Life And Pastoral Work in Saint Jame
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These are taught in solid red ' Queen Ann ' brick buildings down Old Gravel Lane. Outside the school are set figures of the boy and girl of the period, and a tablet declares the spirit of Raine in the words, ' Come in and learn your duty to God and man ' — excellent advice, which it would be well for any school managers to take as their motto, and put forth as the true purpose of all education. Along with these charity schools Mr. Raine founded, hard by, an asylum for the boarding, clothing, an...d teaching of 40 girls, to be chosen from the girls' school, and for four years instructed in and fitted for domestic service. These charities Mr. Raine placed under the government EDUCATION. 195 of a board of some 40 trustees. And he added this kindly direction, that when the girls came of suitable age to be married, two every year should be presented with a marriage portion of £100 each, provided they could produce satisfactory testimonials from the masters or mistresses of the households where they had lived of piety, industry, and continuance in the principles of the Episcopal Church of England, and presented to the trustees as suitors young men also well recommended as members of the Church of England, and living in one of the 'parishes of St.
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These are taught in solid red ' Queen Ann ' brick buildings down Old Gravel Lane. Outside the school are set figures of the boy and girl of the period, and a tablet declares the spirit of Raine in the words, ' Come in and learn your duty to God and man ' — excellent advice, which it would be well for any school managers to take as their motto, and put forth as the true purpose of all education. Along with these charity schools Mr. Raine founded, hard by, an asylum for the boarding, clothing, an...d teaching of 40 girls, to be chosen from the girls' school, and for four years instructed in and fitted for domestic service. These charities Mr. Raine placed under the government EDUCATION. 195 of a board of some 40 trustees. And he added this kindly direction, that when the girls came of suitable age to be married, two every year should be presented with a marriage portion of £100 each, provided they could produce satisfactory testimonials from the masters or mistresses of the households where they had lived of piety, industry, and continuance in the principles of the Episcopal Church of England, and presented to the trustees as suitors young men also well recommended as members of the Church of England, and living in one of the 'parishes of St.
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