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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We, whose names are here underwritten, being severally Proprietors of the
Institution, called The Western Grammar School, do hereby severally
declare for each of ourselves, and for our respective representatives,
that we have not and that we will not claim, any interests, rights,
privileges, or advantages, whatsoever, in the said School, or in the
monies, goods, chattels, or property, whatsoever, belonging to, or
supposed to belong to the same, excepting such interests, rights,
privileges, or advantages, as may be claimed by us or either of us, or
our representatives, by virtue of the Rules or Bye-Laws of the said
Western Grammar School, now made, or hereafter to be made, by the
majority of the Proprietors of the said Western Grammar School.
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_Memorandum_.—The Secretary will keep a Register of Shares that may
become vacant, and of persons desirous of obtaining Shares.
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TILLING, PRINTER, CHELSEA.
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FOOTNOTE.
{1} The book has short margin notes of each rule which have been omitted
in this transcription. E.g. the note for Rule I. was “Proprietors and
number of Shares.”—DP.
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