The second set of tables (pp. 339-346) relates to schools for the Secondary Education of Girls, which are very few in number, many of them being branches or departments of a grammar school foundation.

The third set of tables relating to Primary Schools (pp. 347-584) is abridged from the Tabular Digest of such schools, which has already appeared at the end of each county, in vols. x-xx. A few omissions have heen supplied, and various corrections made, in the names of founders, dates, &c.

This volume has been compiled by Chas. Huxley Hall, Esq., to whom great credit is due for the laborious and careful analysis of complicated details which has been required to secure accuracy in the results.

March 18, 1870.

H. J. ROBY,

Late Secretary to the Schools Inquiry Commission.

TABLE OF CONTENTS.

I. Endowed Grammar and other Secondary Schools in Eng-

land and Wales (Boys):

Tables showing the Income from all sources, the number of

Pupils, Fees, number and value of Exhibitions, state of

Buildings &c., with other information

II. Endowed Superior and other Secondary Schools in Eng-

land and Wales (Girls):

Tables showing the Income from all sources, the number of

Pupils, Fees, number and value of Exhibitions, state of

Buildings, &c., with other information

III. Endowed Schools for the Primary Instruction of Boys and

Girls ("Non-Classical "):

Tabular Digest of Answers from Trustees or Teachers

Welsh Circulating Schools (Bevan's Charity)

IV. Exhibitions or Scholarships tenable at the Universities of

Oxford and Cambridge and under the control or adminis-

tration of any College in the same, but restricted to

Candidates from particular Schools or Districts :

Tabular Digest of Answers from Heads of Colleges, &c. :

Oxford

Cambridge

V. Hulme's Charity:

Exhibitions at Brasenose College, &c.

VI. Betton's Charity!

Charity Schools, &c.

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The TABLES and TABULAR DIGEST of (I.) Endowed Grammar, &c., Schools for Boys, (II.) Endowed Superior, &c., Schools for Girls, and (III.) Endowed Schools for Primary Instructions of Boys and Girls ("Non-Classical"), are arranged according to the Registrar General's Division of England and Wales into Registration Districts. The Eleven Divisions under which the Districts are grouped, with the Counties composing each Division, occur in the following order :

INDEX TO PLACES, &c.

MENTIONED IN

The Tables and Tabular Digest of (I.) Endowed Grammar, &c. Schools for
Boys. (II.) Endowed Superior, &c. Schools for Girls. (III.) Endowed
Schools for Primary Instruction of Boys and Girls ("Non-classical ").

N.B.-An asterisk against the name of a Town or Metropolitan District indicates that it has no
Endowment for a Grammar (or Secondary) School.

When the names of two places are mentioned, as Adlingfleet, T. Fockerby, Aysgarth, T. Askrigg, &c.,
the first word (Adlingfleet) is the name of the original or mother parish, and is therefore the name
under which the school has been arranged in the Reports, Digests, &c. of the Commissioners for
Inquiring into Charities (1818-1837). Many of such parishes have, in modern times, been divided
into two or more.

The letter T. stands for Township, Chapelry, Hamlet, &c., and the second word (Fockerby) is the
name of the Township, Chapelry, &c. in which the school is actually situated, and by which it is
now generally known. The school appears in the Index under both names. When, however, the
place which gives its name to the school is so small and undefined as to have no separate population
attached to it in the Census, it is inserted in brackets, as follows: Aikton (Wiggonby School).