Regulations for the establishment and government of the Royal Military AsylumDuke of York's Royal Military School
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Regulations for the establishment and government of the Royal Military Asylum
Duke of York's Royal Military School
Duke of York's Royal Military School; Royal Military Asylum
Your Petitioner therefore humbly Prays, that the said . . . may be
admitted into the ROYAL MILITARY ASYLUM; and if this Prayer be granted,
your Petitioner hereby agrees, that the said BOY shall remain in the
Asylum as long as the Commissioners thereof shall think fit; and that,
when of proper Age, he shall be disposed of at their Discretion, as an
Apprentice, or Servant; or placed, with his own free Consent, as a
Private Soldier, in the Regular Army.
† {70b}
CERTIFICATE
FOOTNOTES.
{69} Here state whether the Soldier is still in the Regiment; or dead;
or discharged: if dead, whether he died in the Service; and, if
discharged, the Date of his Discharge, and whether he was recommended to
Chelsea.
{70a} Here state the Service and present Situation of the Father; the
Situation of the Mother (if living), and Number and Age of their other
Children (if any).
{70b} To be signed by the Parent, or Person who has Charge of the Child.
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