A History of Giggleswick School from its Foundation, 1499 to 1912. Edward Allen Bell

      Published by Good Press, 2019

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      EAN 4057664581556

Table of Contents

       PREFACE

       Chapter I.

       The Foundation.

       Chapter II.

       1553-1592.

       Chapter III.

       Schools and their Teaching in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries.

       Chapter IV.

       Christopher Shute and Robert Dockray, 1599-1642.

       Chapter V.

       1642—1712.

       Chapter VI.

       The Eighteenth Century.

       Chapter VII.

       The Rev. Rowland Ingram, B.D.

       Chapter VIII.

       The Rev. George Ash Butterton, D.D.

       1845-1858.

       Chapter IX.

       The Rev. J. R. Blakiston.

       Chapter X.

       A New Era.

       Chapter XI.

       The Chapel.

       Chapter XII.

       The Last Decade.

       APPENDIX I.

       Lease by Prior and Convent of Durham Cathedral Monastery of School Site at Giggleswick.

       APPENDIX II.

       Report of the Chantry Commissioners of Henry VIII on Giggleswick School, 1546.

       APPENDIX III.

       Report of the Chantry Commissioners of Edward VI, 1548.

       APPENDIX IV.

       Chantry Commissioners' Certificate for Continuance Of Giggleswick School.

       APPENDIX V.

       Giggleswick. Purchase of School Lands from Crown.

       APPENDIX VI.

       The Charter.

       APPENDIX VII.

       The Statutes.

       APPENDIX VIII.

       Purchase Deed of School House and Yard , 1610. [C]

       APPENDIX IX.

       Scheme made by the Board of Education under the Charitable Trusts Acts, 1853 to 1894, for the Alteration of the Scheme regulating the Giggleswick Grammar School.

       APPENDIX X.

       Masters of Giggleswick.

       APPENDIX XI.

       Ushers.

       Writing Masters.

       INDEX.

       A Short List of Yorkshire Books published by Richard Jackson, 16 and 17, Commercial Street, Leeds.

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