...object is to instruct "youth in useful learning, and in the leading and uncontrovertfd jprinciples of Christianity, and to train them in the practice...welfare as virtuous men, and useful members of society." The letter-writer observes on this : " I should humbly conceive, that, before your Lordships give countenance...

...distinctions, its object is to instruct Youth in useful Learning, in the leading and uncontroverted principles of Christianity, and to train them in the...welfare, as virtuous, men and useful members of society. SUB SC RIPTION FOR TRAINING "YOUTH AS SCHOOLMASTERS. THE Design of this Subscription is to provide...

...distinctions, its object is to Inttruct Youth in useful Learning, in the leading and uncontroverted Principles of Christianity, and to train them in the...to their future welfare, as virtuous men and useful member* of society. SUBSCRIBERS i,. Viscount Chetwynd - - - 5 The Miss Thompsons - - - 5 The Duchess...

...distinctions, its " object is to instruct youth in useful learning, in the leading and " uncuntrwerted principles of Christianity, and to train them in "...welfare, * ; as virtuous men and useful members of society."—Though I have no concern at present with the last clause of the sentence, I have quoted...

...distinctions, its " object is to instruct youth in useful learning, in the leading and " uncontrovcrted principles of Christianity, and to train them in "...of moral habits, conducive to their future welfare, 44 as virtuous men and useful members of society." — Though I have no concern at present with the...

...distractions, its object is to instruct youth in useful learning, in " the leading and uncontrocrrted principles of Christianity, and to train them in " the practice of moral habib, conducive to their future welfare, as virtuous men " and useful members of society." — Though...

...distinctions, its object is to instruct youth in useful learning, in the leading and uncontroverted principles of Christianity, and to train them in the...that I designedly omit what is in Mr. Lancaster's favor. I am as ready, as any man, to allow that he educates his scholars in " moral habits." But moral...

...habits, conducive to their future welfare, as virtuous men and useful members of society."—Though I have no concern at present with the last clause...that I designedly omit what is in Mr. Lancaster's favor. I am as ready, as any man to allow that he educates his scholars in " moral habits.'' But moral...

...distinctions, its object is to instruct youth in useful learning, in the leading and uncontroverted principles of Christianity, and to train them in the...future welfare, as virtuous men and useful members of society."—Though I have no concern at present with the last clause of the sentence, I have quoted...

...useful learning, in the leading and uncontroverted principles of Christianity" (we copy the italics), 'and to train them in the practice of moral habits,...welfare as virtuous men and useful members of society.' " We entirely agree with you, Mr. Fox; the reflection was most appropriate. You may step aside for...