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Containing, Au Introduction—Oa which your friendly, sestina, sad successful exertions have 1819, his Majesty's Servants well perform (2rl time) Mysteries in Religion—The Apotheosis of Romulus—The excited is ay brmi. o slew Dramatic Romance, in t h ree ac t s , interspersed wilt , Westiniuster Caodidate—Natiourel Spleen •t Athens— Yon have placed me in • distinguished situation, which JO Ittilf (fuuuded tot Walter Scott, Esq.'s Poem of Marniion), I Meese Chime Reformed—Church of England Piety in bar been, and (matinees to be, an object of laudable am- j, galled i humble I.. , :t—Biblical Criticism upon Matthew, xii. 30. ',him% to malt y, an d w hi c h, w i t h me, bas a weans ,. value _ ' FLODDEN FIELD. Review of New Publications —Mouthly Registere-.Law as h a ymow'', tin yea ., for many i n, b y a e d P arent , With new Music and Decuralions. Proceediap—Prize Poems, &c. kc. whose maniple it is the that wish of my heart to cherish and The Action ut' the Piece SITillleCII by Mr. H. Jolinatien. Printed for FC. and J. Rivington, No 62, St. Paul's to emu l ate . The Overture and Music composed by Mr. T. Cooke. Cleurchlani, and No. 3, Waterloo-place, Pall.nsall ;to In Mese sentiments I trust you will recognise the best ' Preterits:a Characters by M r . D. g eta bl e . Mr. Hamblin, whom all communications respecting this Publication are pledge 1 can offer, that I will siedaloudy endeavour to exe. )sr. Hon.iiiii, Sir. Presley, Mr. Powell, Mr. Bengough, Mr. Hi be directed. Sold also by all Booksellers in the United r cute t h e duties assigeed to me , with credit, i hope. ~, my. A ht. Johnsiliii, Mr. Osherry, Mr. Cowell, 81r. Yarnold, Mr. Ki ng d oms. self , and with advantage to the , interests of the Conipauy. AN. Phillips. Mr Smith, Mrs. W. West, Mrs. Urger, Mrs. I have the honour to be, litribiosion, Mi.. Cutoff, Miss Cooke, &C. ic e . ALL MUST BE DRAWN THE NEXT DAY. Ladies and Gentlemen, To whirl, will hr added, the Melo.Dransa of TWO PRIZES of X 30,000 ! Your faithful and obliged Servant. THE INNKEEPER'S DAUGHTER. Besides NINE other Capitals of WILLIAM TAYLOR MONEY. Richard, Mr. 11. Kimble; Frankland, Sir. Gatti/. ; Her. ,e 5,090, dl,OOO, 1 500, &c. Streatham Park, Dec.3l, 16111. sop, Mr Smith; Hans Kessler, Mr. Cowell. Mary, Slim In Cassels and Money. RESULT OP THE BALLOT. 4 ilatitbson ; Maness, Mrs. Ilarlowe. The following is the grand Scale of Gain for W. T. Mosey, Esq. The Doom will he imposed stoma o'clock, sod the Pse-• THE LAST DAY. . E. i rise s : ta i r o • ' trews bright at Seven. --- "" -- 4 -*Ar- , 11 - Treteln. : ;Si salllNVlrlftrrtEßlPPOW'sx - • • t • 7..6... - .••••• 80111 . 14 SP. ; Second Price, 3s.—Pit, 3. ; Reeved Price, is. • ; 2 Halves west gars OO,OBll --.11. .Lower Gallery, 25.; Second Price, Ils.—U leper Galles y, Is.; 4 2 Quarters .... mast gain £15,000 Total 1 705 f' . *mad Price. ad. ' 2 Eichtlis .... most gala Boxes and Places to be taken of Sir Rodwell, at the Ro- . I Sixteenths .. must pia (ands of the Theatre, from Tcu till Four; where may he And sae Ticket or Ow Share must gain io Proportios t FOR THE INSURANCE OF LIVES AND SURVIVOR- IAA • Private Box nighely. ALL lif A FEW HOURS, SHIPS , GRANTING ANNUITIIi t AND ENDOW. • • 1 The new Ilistork.il Tragedy 4:1 Brutus, or The Fall of TUESDAY, Plfk January, MENT OF CHIDUNEN. 'Farquiii, will shortly be resumes!. WHEN THE PATRONS, Mr. Warranted UttSrawo Tickets and Shares (while any can be The Must Noble the Duke of BEV FoRT. TREATRE-ROTA 1., COVENT-GARDEN. hail) may he obtained at the Lottery Offices eu Town or Tic Most Noble tbe Duke of ARGYLL. The Rieke! HOD. the Earl of CRAVEN. T HIS EVENING, FRIDAY. January 1, Cu y " IT Y• The Right H1)11. the Earl of ROSEBERRY. 1119. will be weird the Play of NEW EDITIONS, LA The Right Hon. Lord SALTOUN. •s•Li C Cl'IP E NiZ I; It L A TELY PUBLISHED BY -.- • ........ • . ftr a,. ear irk AI" wa lIIPTO Allirh TRUSTED. - -- ._ r 11111 " 6 " - . 4.. • • ~':~.. , ..... 1819. ' ' . • MIME SEVi a great many are driven to an iisre wel mires. Is the value grettler or less firm that i now ?-1 should think, guile ,qual To whnm are (behinds let chiefly the pariies them selves; they hold them shrwselve►; there au• out above two &timida out of the whole number who are rot C1111)111 sture• The Committee oluerve, the .0314114 of the new Pasture is lb acres, 3 ramie, and 15 perches; what re tha sactonl rent of that ?—lt was So/. at the time of filing the idttettri. lion ; they have raised it to mot ; and I proved under the commission that it was worth 3341. _ . . V In has, the land let fur the (smelt of the inba0...., 7 town Is the new pasture part of the common?—.ll is thrown all tneether, it is stocked all together ; hut there awe orirtre and boned. ;if tt ; and there are pieet's of charity land kart. mingled with the common, which they hare stocked also. How many acres,pre there altogether ?.. 7 145 .ens, I food, 26 perches. (The witness ta a tekithile 1 . stitch Wet YINI4.] Have yew found the, gammas , * of S h e iwiweedionts is the Conn of Chancery to he very eqat ?—Tea, enormities, abeam 1,0001.; lu addition to the attempts they have made, Me miserable, they have rendered my life very u aluristette proceedinea. Are thee. other IL-I,l'6llra 14 , titit•firh !--A ' others there is a roasiderable charity in the great of itio Me Lets Company. In Whose hands i it ?—the eatpolstiva eget It of the mo ITtl S. Are the land, nevi Hantlngdon'--I do not know exactly of what it consistro. hut I know one throng, thst the Merri Company outriii la:appoint a proper meagre to preach dm lecture; hot the rector take. it, and pays his t crate, witimit preaching the lecture; it Is 501. or 4 3 1 1/. a year, • Are 'hr lauds of flirt charity under•let ?--Nut that loom rnitrl istßefseiter orworiltlet. • • , Is the ri-rii* a linnero;?-oTes. ' •' Mrs he rote 'damps Mr Lord headwie!t%Yee. There is also • considrroble charity foe edttealina at Itainsey, Mr. • renown to lay-rector; the Interim Ou2hl to he the principal holiebitents of the town; hut are In cam his inferior fat Hants ; t key have built a very considemblr hoots, and ley {p roma, into which be has pat the' cirrermino of the osoisk and lie pays the curate, is. doubt ; tie eletrytoas ottfitt to hare inure payment, if it were not for Ih4 reovoirnstauce. What is ibst worth?--120f. a leer' ishoeld think. %Vita' la the object of that charity;--I'o tem* poor abi* 110. Are there any tanght ?—Yes, there are mime tabgig by . the elertyrasis, who live, 111 the homer. Lki roe know 'of any othrurtiarity is Ilautingdon, which lons large estates t—No, uu other which has large estates throe are many others. .41 , the torpor:omo trustees for the estate. ?•—Yea s th ey arr trustees of all of them; they have gut more or lees batu all the traits. Does that increase the interest of the ceeperatistt,-111. . • dunbt of it. Are lb.. funds of those charities generally apyllidilkragerierh. isg to the mos uf the &modal iou f—Yrs ; hot With torattelleni wheuttar it cap he dune, I have no doubt. best exe- Where dues this !eel—Close to the town qf Huntingdon. Do you consider 3311. an extravagant rent?—Laud espial to that was let for an equal rent, but that severity-five acres is still inure valuable by being added to the eviintsvms; they have added it to their commons, and hit the privileges of a bargees; and the coosequeace is, that this charity has greatly aided in returning two *mintier* for the borough, for they have incree.ed the value of their commons by It; tbe other burgesses have berm suffered to build upon the charily estates, and retain the same as ts manta st will, at reins very imferinr to the value. Submits. hating this inquiry loss already cost use,, I dare say, 1,2001. est d env ass wad. How malty boys dais hr tomb —lle teethes uo opus the foundattoo of the hospital; they have suffered hint to build a Iscda lestarding-sebaul i , and eltatabets and oilier things, to snake it convenient fur a heap ; he COW' tends he has soothing to ilto bat to teach Latin; and then ha charges theca for WtM••tbingi. Is there any liontatiou iu the foundathrlo—No ; it is for a free grammar Pflloo I. Isl; a burgess i—Yes, he is. And a voter ?—Yrii, he is; mud they have taken out of the rents of the hospital for toe Mayor's feast 301. s.year. The school close is valued at ill.; is any real pawl!-I\o, he be, it with the school. The Committee observe Tera year paid by Mr. Daves for that wroth 401.; is he a burgess!—Yea, he is a burgess, VI Isom they have suffered to build upon this laud as a seining at will ; and if he did sot follow what they wished. they would tura him oat; with all this money upon his head. Upon what leases have the bergeases the property ? —As tenants at will to the eprporation ; the hospital ought 10 sp• point a master, in whom the estates would be vested • theu the corporation are the visitors of the hospital ; th ey are special visitors; they appointed one of their own body, namely, the mayor fur the time being, always master of the Ismipital, and be applied 301. a year towards his own enter. talus/seat; afterwards they found it necessary to proceed against one of the tenants on the question respecting some hospital land.; and then they found it necessary to appoint member alderman, from whom they look a bowl to resign, but he acted; the muter natives the rent up to the present time. y 4). THE STRANGER. The Stranger, Mr. Young; Mr.. Haller, Miss Tyr which will be added (fur the 6th time), a New Grand Pairturui Me, called HARCEQU 1N MUNCHAUSEN ; OR, THE FOUNTAIN OF LOVE. Illustrating those riot facts recorded by that celebrated traveller Baron Maochasser. l'be Overt ore and Music composed and selected by Mr. Ware. Tut whole arranged nod produced tinder the direction of Mr. Farley. Baron Monchauscis, Mr. Simmons; Her/envie, Mr. Eller; Mir Hilsro Frostieos (afterwards Pautalrion), Mr. Norman; My Lord Humpy-Diutily (afterwards Clown), Mr.Grintaldi ; Voltam, Mr. Comer. Signora Fragrantia (attervrards Colton . bias); Miss F. Monett. In the course of the Pantomime, a Pas de Trois, by the Miss Demotion. ITIMCP, 7s. Second Price, 3s. 64 —Pit, 31.6 d. Second Price, 2..—Lower Gallery, 2s. Second Price, is—Upper G.illery. Is. Second Price, 6J. Places fur the Bones to be taken of Mr. Brandou, at the Hart-street, from Ten till Four. A Private Box may be had for the Season, or nightly, of Mr. Brandon, at the Him office. The new Grand Pantomime will be repealed every Evening. To.niiirrow, the Play of 11w Castle Spectre. On Monday, the Tragedy of Jane Shwa. 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Gnece Metaphysic's speciosa, integruin, et Es- TRUPPREI t 11r Jon" Witorrescre, Bart. of Wruttesley Hall. • Sir Grottos hour, Bart. Familial'. WILLIAM REDIEORD ' Esq. Birmingham. WILLIAM HAMPER, Esq. KirMinghern. EDWARD WEIMAR MARTIN, Esq. Ezoing "mkt, Suffolk, ItTALPH Cammesse., Eaq. Hilborowe. Norfolk. eisvcs Fawkes. Eaq. Fernley Hall, , Yorkabire. THE DI REI:. RS of this SOCIETY do hereby give Notice, That they haver taken a HOUSE, No. 16, WATERLOO-PLACE, FA LL.MA LL, which will be Opened as their Chief Ogre for the Transaction of Busi nem in the Metrupolis.ou INONDAY,theeth day d January, 1819, and where attendance will be daily gives, fruns Tee o'Clock till Fonr ; and also at the Office of the Society's Agent, Mr. C. A. Market, 41, Birehin.lane,COrehill, Penises in or near London,on whose Lives Isseresces are proposed, will, is future, be required to appear before the Loud*. Committee, who Will Mt weekly at Waterloo place. Fire Insurances may be anted at either of the above places, on approved risks, net being siteate is Louisa or its Liberties, or within the Wetly Bills of Mortality. Agents for the Norwich Cokes Firs and Life biennium Societies me appoieted at the principal Trees thsemagbout the Kingdom. . • Itfeetrurti, 20 die Nall, lfiflk. • HENRY BROUGH•ibI. Esq. is • • ' ETON COLLEGE. . The Ifeserend Peter Hiade. called is, sad erwatinerf, Too are a fellow of King's College Cuinhi id ann, The Committer having understuen't that you (erre con. eerned ill an appeal of King's College Et." anti iherefont have probably looked tato the atetutea IOW! clonal/ than Gibers, desire to examine yaw as to 'ugh p ar ts., admiaiatratiou of Eton Cultette M cunt* litho year Room,' . iedge!--1 would begin state to the Committee% that I coma bees today in consequence .of lee 0.1121111 N - miller, nut having ill any way euterit suggested my being called. To what pert of Out subjret was your larly dirreled 'thole of it ; 1 It . . What is done with the rent?—That I know nothing of ; tie hospital was founded as well for a school as the rapport of poor penises who wire travelling through tptlgrims and ethers), it is supposed to Oa shrine at Ely ; and the corpora tion, island of applying Ibis anode; to *be poor vagrants who cu.e,key constables &Aestivation* os the inbahitasts ta we as the rents a Ai. same. To whet porpoise are the 101. reale applied /—They poly tie schoolalastan'eselary. de ipit know what he has; hut _ _ I.*" • -- --- I seppuse ewer valei u►b iu their as ap au ; lee hr 111. I Wirier% ••• The THREE NEW PIECES having been spia kinunrad with tuwnnnuus applause, will be repealed every 7riminr. ROYAL CIRCUS AND SURREY THEATRE, IVA the additional Wint.r Accommodations of good Fires. warm Draperies, and F.licloaurea, IS PRESEN _ " FRIDAY, Jatiosary I, 11319 (audTo-onoreuw) will be presented (sixth tone) a uew Barletta Spectacle, in ;bite Acts, ealkd AZII ; OR, WANTS AND SUPERFLUITIES. Hamlin A Ireschid (Caliph of 11.1gditt;, Mr. Gunter'', from the Theatre-Royal, 13 iti, (his sixth appearanee here three two Asa,,,, Mr. Watkins, Osaiiii (a Market Carrier), Alr.T. P. Cooke, from Ike Theatre-Royal, Drurvlane ; Kur th", (a Slave Merchant), Mr. Frith, trims the Theatre.Royal, Brighton sixib appearance oil this Stare). Zside (e Cs-of-van Captive), Mrs. Horn, from the Theatin.itoyal, _Drury Jane (bee sixth appearmice 011 this Ststre)• After which ...sixth time) A uew Comic Lturletta, called SCR.4 I'S ; Olt, THE rk.I.AGE THEATRE. Grime Iftvirl, Mr. tillttois (of the Theatre-Ktiyal, Drury- IlattiOttail the Art Inc Tioutre). Rocliacl Rosy, Mrs. 111.611. 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TWAVORKS of SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS, Knight ; late President of the Royal Academy ; containing his Dis courses, Idlers, I Journey to Flanders and Holland, and hi' Commentary on Du 'Fresuoy's Art of Paiming; printed from his revised Copies (with his late Corrections and Ad. ilitions): to which is prefixed, an Account of the Life need Writiiip of the Author. By Edmund Malone, Esq. one of his Executors. A New &Gijon, with a Portrait of the Author, from as original Picture, handsomely printed in three volumes Neu. Wee 11. 4s. in boards. Elle/WO' ; STREET, adjoining the ORM% LOND011; 10, PRINC ES-STI2R ET, RDIN BURG And IS, WESTMORELAND-STREET, DUBLIN. And 325, 0: Is there arty difference of opinion Opal, folitiral mitten sowing the curporation mud burgesses !...—Nro, not ; they are all wader the influence of Lord Sandwich. Is than ever in the borough of Huntingdon, what is OM. ssonly teemed an opposition?—Nu, the right of voting has never bees defined; it has never been tried; it is a ;maiden borough. FIRE OFFlCE.—Capital ONE Miu.zos. Assurances which expire at Christmas should be renewed within Fifteeu days thereafter, or the same will become void. Policies effected upon every Deacription of Property within the United Kingdom. Losses paid by this Company milk Liberality and Promptitude. In whom does il, by reputation, mast ?—They say it is in lbw burgesses. How many burgesses are there ?—dhoilit 200. Bow are men admitted burreuse. ?—.lly the sesyrir and aldermen; those ars twelve aldermen ; if a hardrea's child is bora in the borough, he is a borge►si otherwise it is con ferred by the smarts and aldermen. LIFE OFFlCE—Capiful ONE MILLIOW. Do non-resident burgesses vote ?—There has never Iteirn • contest. so that it has never been ascertained; they elasin the right of voting. It is the report of the town, that the members ►cut by Lord Sandwich pay the rent of the at* pas tore land; indeed I have old letters proving that nictubers were asked to pay it. Assurers frith 1h(. Company inter Ito Responsibility. The Profile of IM' O f fice, after a moderate Deduction for estarantee and lispense of Management, are divided amongst the Assured, in proportion to the Sams rerpee tinily assured; npon which Principle numerous are the Instances of Ten, Twenty, and Thirty per Cent. biting paid is addition to the Amount assured; arid Cates hare occurred ( when the Duration of Life has been consider ably prolonged) where Me Proponent has been snore than DOUBLE the Sass assured. No Eutaw.* Meaty, Admission Fee, or other OtEcial Charge, exacted. WILLIAM BURY, See. Ire what does Lord Randwiels's interest rousist?-1 u land, near the common; when they take the stock off the con. mon, they turn it two Lord Sandwich's loud for wintering. You mean to my, that the influence is exerted by the ac. columniation of that land to tho►e burgesses who hare the town common ?—Exactly so. Dues the town common belong to the charity I—They have usurped eighty acres of it. Does any part of the town common belong to the !ow■ itself?—No, only to the burgesses. Neneslick, Mr. litswillians; Protto (a predatory Adven turer moil Captain of Banditti), Mr. T. P. Cooke. Celesta, :111,4 Tay!iir. Ruses, 4s.—Pit, 2.—Gallery,ia.—Halripirice at Half-past Hours to he opened at Half-past Five.--Tn begin at Half. past hix.—The Performances to conclude before Merry. Places for Hie Buses to lee taken at the Theatre, of Mr. Ritrauer (of trivia) Free Aillsoissious may be purthmerl, and a Privste Boa enrage I niclitln; and for the accommodation of families at that and of the town, at the Barran tie Spec tacle. iVesteen-Exchange, Bond-street. •.* An entirely nee interesting Metri-Dratne is in preps ration, called The Hermit of Mount Paissillinui• A lice Comic Italy,, composed by Mr. Utronx, called Heads and lilockhearia; also a Grand Caledonian Nominee ; a Tragic Nod a Serio-Consic Pitic, fronts a well known Classical Novel, will shortly be priatheeil. ROYAL concnc THEATRE. Under the f i et r uuage of his Royal Highnesa Priuce Leopold of game Coburg. rill/11S EVENING, FRIDAY. Jatiusra I, A . ism i i O 4 t To . 01 . w i at Half-past Silt o' Clock pct. toady, the 111'w Graml 31elo-Drinnatic Spectacle, %nation Ly Mr. W. liarryniore , entitled EL HYDER! THE CH4F.f OF THE GAUT MOUNTAINS. With all its splendid Scenery and ,iiperb Meows. 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EDUCA77O4 EXTRACT IRON THR MINUTE'S OF THR ETIDENCX BEFORE THE SELECT OF THI NOM OF COMMONS, ♦NNEXED TO THEIR THIRD RE PORT ON THE EDUCATION OF THE LOWS& ORDERS. (Cometudeel iron ear Paper of Yeogordoy.) Luag. f eye Joesti,llll6. HENRY BROUGHAM, Esq. iu the Clair. Samuel Wells Esq. snider siztaufeatfen. Did it state the value of the mates then ?—No; Nil And is Nesmith's Huskies Munsinsentar dative", it was 371. 12e. in the reign of Edward IL* Second or Third. Have you any means of knowing the valise in Elisabeth's tinie?--NO: 1 bled au information I. the year 11110, agaiest the snarls, alderosen, sad bergeeeri, at the relation of Thus. Alinutt, Esq. era echoes. When Sled the Worsts- Hein, they sent nos and the reieleve to the Rev. Mr. Bayley, • Insist respectable and emsleiestines arrant:in, to toventey ; and our of the aldermen diasniesed another of the relators, who was a 'redeems', front his employ. The etindiset of the corporation was info:noes ie this respect. The town being generally of a dittreat way of Winking, they treated as with every pustibie mast of disgrace that mild he; If we had ceineasesed assii crime in Ike Wien, they could nail have Ise we were 'raised. Aloe then delve you to a corneal:olnm P--1 Realty, in order to get an eweirer, to attach Anise :saes befdre 1 wield gat the answer. T sitar by their answer, at to the aesll--- a it nett., exceeded 1531. enusisilaistis waned in this snit lb set net the with great !Amu and anxiety found het Ott be tisrpuratiste bad ea:beaded in their moieseceis ; Mee of Hie valve. iss save eapenee; they took ea. those, because the evidence charged was eel viva see tea couttobeion to examine wilnettoes. the improved .eat was 3-111111. odd. N* NO le the Minato,' mime I Irraiod us gm Did the Cu •tv 111.141er 1111 Mew, 0 6 1 What did I llkid ceptiood • ; Eli - ____ of the LOWER ORDVIS. Mk EN To whom don the town esissuloo belong I—To the bur gesses; but I entertains very strong doubt 'Too the. sub ject. I tousider bet every bulistioltler ' wbo has cattle, kvaist sod cosekaat, has the right ; theborgesars claims a suet of persolsal right as burgesses, is the cumtuou land, which I do sot under:uend. Does soy past of the common below% St Sas hospital ? Eighty acree they have usurped; the corporation have laid Ibis hospital land to their common • timy have completely laid it open, the metes and bound : have beau defaced ; I have been obliged to lied they oat. In what way do you coimerre the appropriation or leasing or letting of the lands betooginee to the Aerie,. tereAreces the election of the neeshicelf—eßy lemmata% She value of their commons, they are wore .destroes to have the privi ka• or • ournme mod h•isis a harem they are obliged to Lave Lord Sandwich's land. Hon are they obliged to tae Lord 581144444 Nod ? Beeson. they could do nothing with their rattle en the winter, when their COMMON are abut; hot there art other horemes who live is the reuere of the town, who rent this land as tenants at will, who would be turned out, if they did not go as the Aldermen chose. . _ Are the teases ur prrniidt.iumf to occupy at will, granted by the mayor and aldermen ?—Yes; all the efneietit dirties are peisforated by the rasyur and aldermen, out at all by the master. Hes Lord Seudwirh, or his faintly, any thing to do silk the mayor mid aldertisea?—Nn doubt be appoints thern. Hurt does he Dominate theast—By having the corporation is his owns interest ; Lewd fkaderich himself riarnes'theas %utile himself any office i 9 the borough?—He ie rsce,der. . Hip lie a Mute as rewords, tan attend the roomed, but he is opt eligible foe recorder, tor it must be a eau learned la the law. Dom he esterciab i sate oa nominalism le-1 cannot ney ; I am not a bargees. Has there ever linen a contest la Hastingdon belies* there was as attempt at a content wises the haggish ennui. sd *ads fruits general tillort7s!le to Lord einderich. inset nite hens ohs issue of the proceedings is thins teryt-We shatthed as order isillate these two atonthi, to like the Mail as., from them, sod to appoint a no molter le that receiver appenedildts—lle le now apes therm 4 1. kettpi wyputated, liallksltime thrown so ista ty absentee I. _,~ NNW are forbidden to be printed. How many scholars are tfierenow upon the There are seventy by the statute. And, in point of fact, there are saventy &mutation I—Yes, seventy boys are opus, the foundatiso— How many fellows?—Berea fellows. Is thut she IMalutoble number'—Ten is the statutsblel . number. When was the number diminished to seven ?—After Ed ward the 41h. In the time of Edward the 41$, • part of the estates was taken away, and they diminished she Wellilller of the fellows on that account; un an appeal fruit, kind's Cul. a lege to drchbirbup Laud, this reilurtiiiii was approved, in consideration of the reduction of rereone.. When did the last reduction of the fdlows take place I—l believe iu the time of Edward th.r eth, not I ant not certain. %Vbst are the fellowship. worth 114 out know 'gloat as kept secret ; I do nut belong to Eton nogg.. Yon were hever a fellow Though yua way not exactly {:now, yet hove you any means of fornsing a probable estimate —Nu, 1 have Bat; the amount dummies, every year; it depends spire the coma rents, mad upon the fines. What is auderstuod to be the whole ea 14e or, one year with another?—Thal 1 cannot 537. Have you known what the value of its IeVIIMOOS was tM say one year?—Not But as near as you can estimate?-1 mama pretend to say. Have you ever heard it called 10,0911, a year?-1 should think, more than that syn. Do you think more Ohm 15,0001 ?—it is always kept oat Of sight. Hare you had occasion to know the valve of a fellowship in any one year P—l have beard of it brio' 0001. a ycv , be aides whir etnolements, but I do nut know for certidis... Hum much is bestowed upon each of Ike severs . 1660%11 the statute they nests love no muney; . they are tto be found with food, education, end lottgjim. Are they round in these alkieleill—They bare dinuer and supper allowed tbetat.. Hare they clothes allowest throat—None. Have they education for snythiopt—fin. • How much Co they pay pee iinsitino:—They aged to pay this guineas; I do not kuow whet Aft Pay non. Have they lodging' allowed thentl.wwyes; Iltyy might Iti three in a room; and Owe whole seseaty are now Itolgrt in INN room ; this is perhaps owing, to the taking mray. by "Award the 4th, of as annuity of 1,000/ per 1111.10911,114 appro. printed by Hen 6th t• the completiuu of the gullet*. Have they sufficiency of whoinitine fund. - 3 4 . 4 11cy her, no particular breakfast allowed them s . Are they red,io the •t, .e way as life, bare ber.ii-filire the foundation?-1 oho out .wow enaelly; .lip there they should have go mach a week 1p mosey ; at that time it was 10d. and the fellows frum ts. Ad, La fa you apprehend that the proportion of the allsimager to the scholar., and to the fellow% it the sa me 1 "/" V .i that the scholars have *tie half of what is pia, y to the fet e lows?-1 du not kuow What tki Ulnas C./Mingo.. 1!811 exactly. • . . Are they fed in nearly the safte' way Wits the min . data Idu net kwaw I think not. When it {amid Mei the fellowship's/rewords #oe does that include the fee for cadspune?—l tee' irap tie divljius of title pieuer Have they houses ?I'es. theyteare hoe" Dues any miry of the statute yew the scholia h—No. Ogre is uo pe theni at all ; they alwityr bate r ticialse feed allotted by the fe data dam pad falls •-• la it a ow- ~CI~ ores, that a cern ; tbtlt !-+ yy