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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. per term.
If more than one pupil from the same family, £1 5s. for each,
beyond the first.
For a pupil entering the school under the age of 10 years
£15s. 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 year
1895 is given on page 128.
LE QUAINTER'S CHARITY.
The only charity which is administered by the Vestry is
that known as Le Quainter's, which arose from a bequest
in 1782 by Mr. Peter Le Quainter, formerly resident in
Piccadilly. It will be seen on reference to the last Annual
Report of the Vestry, that the Vestry had adopted a
number of suggestions made by a Special Committee
appointed to consider the subject of the future administration
of this Charity, and had applied to the Charity
Commissioners to give their consent to the contemplated
alterations. As then mentioned, the Commissioners deferred
the consideration of the question, as they proposed holding
an inquiry into the history and work of the administration
of the charities of St. James's. The proposed inquiry,
however, has not yet been held, and the matter remained in
abeyance at Lady-day last.