That  the  efficiency  of  the  System  to  promote  the  accomplishment
of  these  benevolent  objects  is  visible  to  any  one  who  inspects
the  Schooli  and  taken  in  connection  with  the  economy  with  which
the  School  is  conducted,  by  means  of  which  these  great  bene-
fits  are  conferred,  gives  it  a  strong  claim  to  public  patronage
and  support.
That  the  funds  have  hitherto  been  sufficient  to  meet  theexpeocCv
incurred ;  but  that  as  various  causes  n;ay  tend  to  diminish  them
'  without  a  persevering  co-operation  of  the  charitable  and  humane,
they  presume  to  look  forward  to  a  continued,  or  rather  to  an  in-
creased support,  from  all  who  are  attached  to  the  coustitntion  in
Church  and  State.
That  the  average  number  of  Scholars  remains  the  same  as  at  the
comnieDcement  of  the  School.  That  the  utmost  regularily  of  con-
duct is  preserved  by  firm  discipline,  united  with  due  encoarag^


cat  lb  the  diiigtat  aiia  dmraog;  thit  Ik  Haste*  )i  wdl  qiii^
lified,  and  Mehtfpdik  khitaatiQni;  and  tbat  Aa  Moabar  •(
CMIdiaii  BOW  wdkr  ipttmctiPM  is —

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UCHHELD  AND  COVINtRV

DtocESAN  §ocasrrt

lUiTlTUtBZl   1818.
tan  (kMiahiMi  il|Mtri,  thit  diii  S^kU^  was  iastitoM  at  A
ttaaMiwi Maalnv  of  tha  Nobility^  Gailvy»aiid  Chigr  of  tbsDloA
tcss^ooBvoMd  by  Aa  dasiit  of  tha  Lom»  Biittor.  Tbat  tlicaa
bei^g  alrsady  Madras  8fhoolg  sitailIMM  A  iqMn  aa  MmsiTa  acali
ia  dw  towa  of  IidittBld»  aarf  piofidfld  wMi  faada  adaqaate  to  tbsar
sapportt  theol^ael  of  tiw  lastitutioawas  Halted  totba  aaooknagia^
tte  inttadaetiQO  of  tte  Sjsteai  iMi  tha  aaoNroas  parishes  of  tba
Dioecset  bj  oflering  theai  pacanhtfy  aisistaaea  towards  theatcdioa
or  cobrgeaieat  of  Sdboal-rooais,  aad  gtataitoas  iostnictkm  for
Masters*  So  as  to  caabk  them  to  eondnct  the  edacatioa  of  tha  Cfafl-
dies  of  the  FWw  iceardhig  to  the  iaipifiived  aiethod.
