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 V. A Public Examination of the Pupils shall take place in the week
previous to the Summer Vacation; the mode of such Examination to be under
the direction of the Committee.
RULE VI. Eight days Holidays are to be allowed at Christmas, commencing
on Christmas Eve, and ending on New Year’s Day; and Five Weeks in the
Summer, commencing on the Monday nearest the Twentieth of July.—The
Holidays at Easter are to commence on Good Friday, and end on Easter
Monday, both inclusive.—A half Holiday is to be allowed on Wednesday and
Saturday in each week.
RULE VII. The Pupils shall punctually return to the School on the day
succeeding the conclusion of the Holidays, unless prevented by sickness,
(to be certified in writing,) or by any family calamity, under the
penalty of Ten Shillings.
RULE VIII. In the event of any flagrant misconduct on the part of any
Scholar, it shall be competent for the Head Master immediately to suspend
him; and he shall report such suspension, with the cause thereof, to the
Visitors, for the information of the Committee, who shall decide thereon,
and may, if they see fit, confirm such suspension of the offending Pupil;
but an appeal shall lie from the Proprietor on whose Share the Scholar
was admitted to the School, to a General Meeting of Proprietors to be
convened for that purpose.
SECTION VII.
_Of the Property and Funds of the Institution_.
RULE I. The Land, and the Building thereon, and all other Property of
the Institution, real and personal, shall be vested in Twelve Trustees,
to be elected from among the Proprietors, and shall be held by the said
Trustees for the purposes of the Institution. They shall execute a Deed,
declaring the purposes of such Trust; and when they shall be reduced to
Three in number, the Proprietors, at a General Meeting, convened for that
purpose, shall fill up the number to Twelve; and thereupon a proper Deed
or Deeds shall be executed, for vesting the Property of the Institution
in the surviving and new Trustees, and declaring the Trusts thereof; and
so, from time to time, as often as may be necessary, for perpetuating the
Trusts.
RULE II. Every transfer or bequest of a Share, and also the title of
every Assignee, Legatee, or Legal Representative, shall be entered in the
Register of the Institution; of which entry a Certificate shall be given
by the Secretary, and for which Certificate One Pound, over and above the
Stamp Duty, shall be paid to the Treasurers, to be carried to the general
Fund of the Institution.
RULE III. Every Member of the Institution shall be furnished with one
Copy of the Rules.
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Declaration to be signed by the Proprietors.—
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