Vice-Chancellor's Court, ...
... 5 nbc mee j re Rtig n tohuYLOn Cex cehpronld tn-thePster reporti Dr. Bowen, the master of the cchol e Tcharte60] a-Kear was too small a sulary for him,. having only atpresent sevetl oC tlarsh; and that the projected repairs were on too expensive tr scale, it beinig unnecessaxy that the building ,hoi&ld correspond in appearance with the old abbey. Thae VicE CHANtCELLOR adopted the PzibciPle; Of the mastCr, that the income of the schoolmaster ought to depend upon his ex. ertions to increase the nuimber of scholars by raising-the character of te shool an tha th repirsougt to be such' as to Lcorne- spond wth the archiectural appearance of the abbe, of which tle school wdS, a p art. His Honour, therefore, oVened the excep- tions: btallowed theCostsof Dr. Bowen's petition to be taken as part of the general costs of the cause. I .C W - VOE HACLOv4TIRT V> C- HNO- w IN TILE NATTEROF ST. ALLAN r T.-