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Rules for the government of the Westminster New Charity. 1818.
Grammar Schools and the education of the poor. Edinburgh Rev 32
1819.
Vindication of the Enquiry into Charitable Abuses with an exposure
of the misrepresentation contained in the Quarterly Review.
1819.
Butler, Samuel. A letter to Henry Brougham esq. 1820.
Edinburgh Academical Institution: Milton’s plan of education with
the plan of the EAI founded thereon, by William Scott.
Pamphleteer 17 1820.
The Etonian: a magazine, 1820–1, 1821–2, 1824 (4th edn). See Quart
Rev 25 1821.
Quart Rev 25 1821, 52 1834, 171 1890, 187 1898. On Eton.
[Hill, Matthew Davenport]. Plans for the government and liberal
instruction of boys in large numbers as practised at Hazelwood
School. 1822, 1825 (as Public education: plans etc), 1894. Ascribed
to Arthur Hill et al. See F. Jeffrey, Edinburgh Rev 41 1825; T. De
Quincey, London Mag Apr–May 1824.
Sheepshanks, Rev John. Brief history of Leeds Grammar School.
1822.
Churcher’s College Petersfield and life of Churcher. Petersfield
1823.
The system pursued in the Pestalozzian Academy South Lambeth
with some remarks on education. 1826. The author claims to have
conversed daily with Pestalozzi at Yverdon.
Buckler, J. C. Sixty views of Endowed Grammar Schools. 1827.
Hill, Sir Roland and F. The laws of Hazelwood School. 1827.
Scots Parochial Schools. Edinburgh Rev 46 1827.
Ward, Valentine. Observations on Sunday Schools. Leeds 1827.
City of London Literary and Philosophical Institution. See
Edinburgh Rev 47 1828.
History of the Foundations in Manchester of Christ’s College,
Chetham’s Hospital and the Free Grammar School. 3 vols
Manchester 1828–9.
Malet, Sir Alexander. Some account of the system of fagging at
Winchester School, with remarks and a correspondence with Dr
Williams, Head Master of that public school, on the late expulsions
thence for resistance to the authority of the prefects. 1828.
See Letter to Sir Alexander Malet by an old Etonian, 1829; Quart
Rev 39 1829.
Gilbert, Richard. Liber scholasticus. 1829, 1843 (as Parents’ school
and college guide). On emoluments at Oxford, Cambridge,
Durham, the public and other endowed schools and from City
companies.
A very short letter from one Old Westminster to another. 1829.
‘Etonensis’. Observations on an article in the last Edinburgh Review
[51 1830] entitled Public schools of England. Eton 1830. See A few
words in reply to Some remarks by Etonensis, 1834; The Eton
system vindicated in reply to some recent publications, 1834;
Quart Rev 52 1834.
A letter to the Edinburgh Review in answer to no CV [53 1831]
respecting Westminster School. 1831.
Village schools of industry. 1831.
Eton College Magazine. Eton 1832 (8 issues).
[Hill, Arthur]. Sketch of the system of education at Bruce Castle,
Tottenham and Hazelwood. 1833.
The kaleidoscope conducted by Eton boys. Eton 1833.
Statutes of Robert Johnson, Oakham and Uppingham. Uppingham
1837.
Coates, T. Visit to Borough Road Model School. In Central Society of
Education, 1838 (2nd pbn).
Conciop apud scholae Hergensis gubernatores habita xj Kal Jul.
1838.
Fry, A. Bruce Castle, Tottenham Junior School. In Central Society of
Education, 1838 (2nd pbn).
Bruce Castle Magazine. 1839.
Schools, Teachers and Colleges
Westminster School of Industry. [An Ackermann colourprint. c.
1840].
Smith, A. J. A concise history of Berkhampstead. Hertford 1842.
Charter, Act of Parliament, By-laws and Regulations of the
Foundling Hospital. 1843.
Liverpool Collegiate Institution: origin and progress. 1843.
Sandford, John. Parochialia: or church, school and parish. 1845.
[Williamson, R.] A short account of the discipline, studies and
examinations, prizes etc of Westminster School. 1845. Anon; rptd
from Quart Jnl of Education.
Confessions of an Etonian, by J. E. M. 1846.
The legacy of an Etonian. Ed R. Nolands, Cambridge 1846.
Wordsworth, Charles. Christian boyhood at a public school: a collection
of sermons and lectures delivered at Winchester College. 2
vols 1846.
Guthrie, Thomas. Plea for ragged schools. Edinburgh 1847.
Seed-time and harvest of ragged schools. Edinburgh 1860. See
Edinburgh Rev 85 1847.
[Roper, W. J. D.] Chronicles of Charterhouse, by a Carthusian. 1847.
Murray, A. M. Remarks on education. 1847. On Charity Schools.
Miss Murray co-operated in founding Queen’s College London,
1848.
Creasy, Sir Edward Shepherd. Some account of Eton. 1848. See
Edinburgh Rev 113 1861.
Memoirs of eminent Etonians, with notices on the early history of
Eton College. 1850.
Hall, Peter. An historical guide to Wimborne, with a particular
account of Queen Elizabeth’s Free Grammar School. 1848, 1853
(2nd edn).
Manchester Free Grammar School, by an old scholar. 1849.
Steven, W. History of the High School of Edinburgh. 1849. See
Edinburgh Rev 15 1812.
Notices on the early history of Eton College. 1850.
Reformatory schools. Edinburgh Rev 94 1851, 101 1855.
List of Queen’s Scholars of St Peter’s College Westminster since 1663.
1852.
Sarah Nowell’s endowed charity school in Iffley. Oxford 1854.
Sewell, William. A year’s sermons preached in St Peter’s College
Radley. 2 vols Oxford 1854–69.
Vaughan, Charles John. A letter to the Viscount Palmerston on the
monitorial system of Harrow School. 1854. See Earl of Galloway,
Observations on the abused reform of the monitorial system
1854; Remarks addressed to Dr Vaughan by Anti-Monitor, 1854; A
few words on the monitorial system, by one who was a monitor,
1854.
Close, Francis. High Church education, delusive and dangerous:
being an exposition of the system adopted by W. Sewell. 1855.
Goulburn, Edward Heyrick. The book of Rugby School: history and
daily life. 1856. See Quart Rev 102 1857.
Harper, A. History of the Cheltenham Grammar School from 1851.
Cheltenham 1856.
Hasenbeth, F. C. Sedgley Park School: history. 1856.
Farrar, F. W. On some defects in public school education. 1857.
K. H. [Herbert Kynaston]. Lays of the seven half centuries. 1859.
Coleridge, Sir John Taylor. Public school education: a lecture at
Tiverton. 1860. See Edinburgh Rev 113 1861; Quart Rev 108 1860;
Paterfamilias, below.
The Eton observer: a miscellany conducted by present Etonians.
Eton 1860.
Paterfamilias [Matthew G. Higgins, alias Jacob Omnium?]. Letters.
Cornhill Mag May, Dec 1860, Mar 1861.
Etonian. Thoughts on Eton suggested by Sir John Coleridge’s
speech at Tiverton. 1861.
Johnson, William [Cory]. Eton reform. 1861. See Edinburgh Rev 113
1861.
Hints for Eton Masters. 1862, 1898.
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