...Oct. 1734; Fog's Weekly Journal, 1 Feb. 1728/9; Faulkner's Dublin Journal, 1—4 June 1745;^ Brief Review of the Rise and Progress of the Incorporated...for Promoting English Protestant Schools in Ireland (Dublin, 1748), 6—7,1 1. debating clubs like the Robin Hood Club, gambling clubs such as White's,...

...20.9 Society, 1869 The commissioners of the Education Board also examined diets in the Charter Schools (The Incorporated Society in Dublin for Promoting English Protestant Schools in Ireland, commonly called the Charter School Society).90 They found much better fare than in the King's School....

...Boileau's receipt for the loans to John Hatch. CHAPTER 10 (pp. 98—107) 1 An Abstract of the Proceedings of the Incorporated Society in Dublin, for Promoting English Protestant Schools in Ireland, from ... 1333 to ... 1333. London: reprinted from the Dublin Edition by M. Downing, 1737. pp. 5, 10. A Continuation...

...different climate of opinion, with the state itself willing to take the initiative. The appearance in 1733 of the Incorporated Society in Dublin for Promoting English Protestant Schools in Ireland marked the first move towards government involvement in the education and integration of the Catholic...

...were granted by the Crown for the establishment of a " Society Corporate and Body Politic" by name of the Incorporated Society in Dublin for promoting English Protestant Schools in Ireland, "for the advancement of true religion and the increase of the Protestant interest in that Kingdom";...

...Society. FORM of Application for an Apprentice from the Charter Schools. QFa the Committee of Fifteen of the Incorporated Society in Dublin for promoting English Protestant Schools in Ireland. sets forth that .is a Protestant, is [married to a Protestant, or unmarried, Widow or Widower, as the...