This society was formed in the year 1749. It is com-
posed of those who have been stewards of the former
society, and any others who chuse to become members
of it. It is supported by annual subscriptions of one
guinea each, and maintains two schools, one for boys, and
the other for girls, in which the orphans of the clergy
^re educated till they are of i^ulficieLU age to go out to
apprenticeships.
