10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SURMASTER»
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The English journal of education, ed. by G. Moody
Also if any controversy and strife shall be betwixt you and surmaster, or the
chaplain of the school, ye shall stand at the direction of the surveyors being for
that year.' And if the chosen master will promise this, then admit him and name
him to it, ...
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The Admission Registers of St. Paul's School from 1876 to 1905
Surmaster. May 3, 1888. John Philips Bean. „ Surmaster. November 5, 1852.
Alfred James Carver. „ Surmaster. November 19, 1858. John Kempthorne.
Resigned March 22, 1864. „ Surmaster. July 15, 1864. Joseph Hirst Lupton.
Author of Life ...
St. Paul's School (London, England), Robert Barlow Gardiner, 1906
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The admission registers, ed. by R.B. Gardiner
Surmaster 1581 Kichard Levesey. November 17. Surmaster 1584 Walter
Nethercoat. Lady Day. See among the Exhibitioners in Malym's time (1573-81).
Surmaster 1585 Richard Smyth. Lady Day. See below among the Scholars.
Under Usher ...
London St. Paul's sch, Robert Barlow Gardiner, 1884
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The Chambers Dictionary
[From obs sirly naughty, from sir and like1] surmaster sur'mUs-i.ir, (archaic) n the
second master or deputy head in a school: — Jem sur mistress [sur-] surmise sar-
miz', n suspicion; conjecture; allegation (obs). — vi to imagine; to suspect; ...
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American Annals of Education and Instruction, and Journal of ...
pounds ; but if he resigns voluntarily, then ten months' notice was required. If he
was afflicted only with temporary illness, his salary was to be continued, and the
Surmaster to be paid by him for extraordinary duty. On his demise, the Surmaster
...
William Channing Woodbridge, William Russell, William Andrus Alcott, 1839
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The London Vocabulary, English and Latin: Put Into a New ...
James Greenwood (Surmaster of Saint Paul's School.) 60 The Dining Room l The
[mur Room 'Ты Kitchen Cůiïna, œ, f. naar fwbirh i: ‚ Ч'hг Ваttе'), or Зин‚мм
Promtůärîum, i, u. А Clef”, or Plarejbr the . ` - keeping afan] „Лид in Armärium, i, n.
James Greenwood (Surmaster of Saint Paul's School.), 1757
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An essay towards a practical English Grammar, describing the ...
James GREENWOOD (Surmaster of Saint Paul's School.) 229 The English
Grammr. The Colon is generally used before a Comparativc Conjunction in a
Similitude: As the Ape commonly kills her youn ones by too much tondling : So
some ...
James GREENWOOD (Surmaster of Saint Paul's School.), 1711
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The Virgin Muse: being a collection of poems from our most ...
James GREENWOOD (Surmaster of Saint Paul's School.) And set them in the
Firmament of Heav'n T' illuminate the Earth; and Rule the Day In their Viciffitude,
and Rule the Night, And Light from Darkness to divide. God saw; Surveying his ...
James GREENWOOD (Surmaster of Saint Paul's School.), 1722
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The Virgin Muse. Being a Collection of Poems from Our Most ...
James GREENWOOD (Surmaster of Saint Paul's School.) Capricious Bed of~
Waters', thither they I Halted with vglad Precipitance, uproll'd . As Dro on Duft
conglobing from the dry; Part ri e in Crgfial Wall, or Ridge dirett, For halite ', . fuc
flight ...
James GREENWOOD (Surmaster of Saint Paul's School.), 1731
Did Mulcaster go first as "Surmaster" to St. Paul's? Knight, in his "Life of Colet,"
says Mulcaster "came in upper master in 1596," which is consistent with his being
"surmaster" previously. But after his reign of twenty-six years at Merchant Taylors'
...
Richard Mulcaster, Robert Hebert Quick, 1888
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SURMASTER»
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John Tyson - obituary
John Baird Tyson was born at Partick, Scotland, on April 7 1928 and brought up in London, where his father was Surmaster (deputy headmaster) of St Paul's ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Mar 14»
Peter Thomson
After nine years as surmaster at St Paul's, Thomson became headmaster of Emanuel, a former direct grant school that had relatively recently been forced to go ... «Telegraph.co.uk, May 11»
