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James are elected by the Vestry. A vacancy occurred during
the year by the expiration of the term for which Mr. Henry
Graves had been elected, and was filled up by the unanimous
re appointment of that gentleman.
A statement of the Accounts of the Schools for the year
1889 is given on page 156.
BURLINGTON SCHOOL.
This School is administered under a scheme established by
the Charity Commissioners in the year 1875, and two of the
Governors are elected by the Vestry. The present representative
Governors are Mr. F. H. Bingham and Mr. Joseph
Pool.
The school fees, which are payable in advance at the
commencement of each term, are as follows:—
Entrance, 5s. for one pupil, and 2s. 6d. for each additional pupil from
the same family.
Tuition for a pupil entering the school above the age of 10 years,
£1 10s. Od. per term.
If more than one pupil from the same family, £1 5s. 0d. for each
beyond the first.
For a pupil entering the school under the age of 10 years, £1 5s. 0d. per
term, so long as she shall continue in the school.
Dinners are supplied at 7d. each, or 2s. 6d. for the week of five days.
Application for admission should be made to the Head
Mistress at the School House, Old Burlington Street, where
particulars of the course of study may be obtained.
A statement of the Accounts of the School for the vear
1889 is given on page 157.