No. VII. appren ABSTRACT of the number of Boys admitted into Churcher's College,-the number put out apprentices therefrom,-the number with whom tice-fees were paid,-the number who received allowances in Cash for clothing during their apprenticeships, and the number who received allowances in Cash after having served their apprenticeships, from the Year 1745 to the Year 1819, extracted from the second schedule annexed to the answer of the Defendants, in the cause of the ATTORNEY-GENERAL against JOLLIFFE and others. N. B. Some of the boys apprenticed were only in the school a very few months. I I 143 149 1* 38 73 II 7 2 6 103 I 98 I I I N. B. All of these, at the rate of £3 each per annum, except one boy, who, during one year, received only £2, Is. The boy who received clothing for 9 years was Richard Wilmot, who was put clerk to Mr. Farhill in July, 1753. N. B. 36 of the boys apprenticed did not receive the allowance of £20. No. VIII. The names of seventy-eight Boys apprenticed out from Churcher's College, who were not paid the allowance of Twenty Pounds (to which they were entitled immediately after serving their apprenticeships) until a longer period than one year from the time of its becoming due. Extracted from the second and third schedules annexed to the answer of the Defendants in the cause of the ATTORNEY-GENERAL V. JOLLIFFE and others. No. IX. The names of the Boys apprenticed out from Churcher's College, who did not receive the allowances for clothing during their apprenticeships, or the allowances to enable them to go into business after having served their apprenticeships, from the year 1747 to the year 1819. Extracted from the second schedule annexed to the Answer of the Defendants, in the cause of the ATTORNEY-GENERAL v. Jolliffe, and others. The names of the seven Boys, who did not receive any allowance for clothing during their apprenticeship. The names of the 11 Boys, who did not receive the allowance for clothing during the whole term of their apprenticeships. No. IX.-CONTINUED. The names of the 32 Boys, who did not receive any allowance to enable them to go into business, after having served their apprenticeships. The names of the four Boys, who received only part of the established allowances to enable them to go into business, after having served their apprenticeships. No. X. THE names of the 42 Boys, apprenticed out from Churcher's College, whose apprentice-fees were not paid until more than one year after the said Boys were apprenticed. Extracted from the second and third schedules annexed to the answer of the Defendants in the cause of the Attorney-General v. Jolliffe and others. |