Rules of the Western Grammar School, BromptonWestern Grammar School (Brompton, England)
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Rules of the Western Grammar School, Brompton
Western Grammar School (Brompton, England)
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RULE IV. Until such person shall have paid to the Treasurers such sum of
Fifteen Pounds, he or she shall not be held to be a Proprietor.
RULE. V. Each Proprietor shall subscribe his or her Name to the
Declaration hereinafter mentioned, (See p. 19;) and until such
Declaration shall be signed, no person whatever shall be held to be a
Proprietor, nor be entitled to any privilege, right, or interest
whatever, in this Institution.
RULE VI. Each Proprietor shall be answerable for his or her quarterly,
and all other payments, whether he or she have a Nominee in the School or
not.
RULE VII. If any Proprietor shall neglect to pay to the Treasurers the
amount of his or her Subscription, and other monies which may be due by
such Proprietor, for 28 days after the same shall have become due, he or
she shall forfeit the sum of 10_s_; and if, after notice being given by
the Secretary of such penalty having been incurred, such Proprietor do
not pay the amount of his or her Subscription, together with the penalty,
within the period of 28 days, then such Proprietor’s Share or Shares
shall be forfeited; and such Proprietor, his or her Heirs, Executors,
Administrators, and Assigns, shall have no right, interest, property, or
privilege, in the Institution, or in any part thereof; provided,
nevertheless, that such Proprietor may appeal to a Special General
Meeting, by giving notice of such his or her intention to the Secretary,
on or before the day when his or her next Subscription would have become
due; and at such General Meeting it shall be determined whether any, and
what relief shall be given.
RULE VIII. Every Proprietor shall have the privilege of nominating to
the School one Pupil, in respect of each Share he or she may hold: such
Pupil, if the son, grand-son, step-son, brother, or nephew, of the
nominating Proprietor, shall be admitted without ballot; but if not so
related to the nominating Proprietor, he shall not be admitted without
the previous consent of the Committee of Proprietors; such consent to be
ascertained by ballot, (Sect. II. Rule IV.) and such ballot not to be
made, unless the Nominator do give fourteen days previous notice thereof
to the Secretary; which notice shall contain the name of the Nominee, and
the names, rank, station in life, and residence of his Parents or
Guardians.
RULE IX. The Proprietors shall be at liberty to transfer or bequeath
their several Shares: but in every case of a transfer, the Purchaser or
Grantee shall be first approved of by ballot, at a General Meeting of the
Committee. Every Purchaser or Grantee having been so approved of, shall
be entitled to all the advantages of an original Proprietor.
RULE X. Any person having a Proprietor’s Share bequeathed to him, or
inheriting such Share, or taking it under Letters of Administration, may
nominate a Pupil in respect to such Share; such Pupil to be admitted by
ballot only.
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