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The corporation of Hungerford is peculiar, the head official being termed the constable, who corresponded with the mayor in less original boroughs. At Kingston-upon-Thames in 1572 the accounts show the expenditure: "The making of the cucking-stool . 8s. 0d. Iron work for the same . . . 3s. 0d. Timber for the same . . . 7s. 6d. Three brasses for the same and three wheels 4s. 10d. £1 3s. 4d."
Poulett, £0 3s. 4d.; Horse-hire, and for the Sergeant to ride to Mr. Walrond, of Bovey, and for a loaf of sugar, and for conserves given there to Mr. Poppel, £1 1s. 0d.; Wine and sugar given to Judge Anderson, £0 3s. 4d. A bottle and sugar given to Mr.
Fare to and from London £1 8s. 0d. Trowbridge, £1 6s. 0d. Devizes £1 2s. 6d. Inside passengers allowed 10lb. wt., all above Three Half-pence per pound from Frome as usual. The Coach will set out from the Crown Inn in Frome, at Ten o'clock in the evening of every Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday; and from the Bull Inn in Holborne, London, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Evening, at the same Hour.
In free-will offerings, given through the boxes, as my part £130 3s. 7 1/4d. In free-will offerings given by believers in and out of Bristol, not through the boxes £120 7s. 6d. Towards the house rent I received from brother Craik, in consideration that he has no rent to pay, for nine months £7 10s. 0d. The presents sent to us in clothes and provisions, &c., were worth to us at least £27 0s. 0d.
In a summary of the amount spent between 1843 and 1898 the total, exclusive of special gifts, is given at £69,543 1s. 0d. "Words and Places," 2nd ed., 1865, p. 355. Quoted in Bentham, p. 52. This place has not been positively identified; but the general opinion is that Stow, about ten miles north-west of Lincoln, is the place. The existing church there is, however, dedicated to the Virgin Mary.
DEWEY, JOHN and EVELYN. Schools of To-Morrow. 1915. Dent. 5s. 0d. net. FINDLAY, J.J. The School. 1912. Williams and Norgate. 1s. 3d. net. HALL, G. STANLEY. Educational Problems. 2 vols. 1911. Appleton. 31s. 6d. net. Ch. 24. Civic Education. HENDERSON, C.H. Education and the Larger Life. 1902. Boston: Houghton. 6s. 0d. HUGHES, E.H. The Teaching of Citizenship. 1909. Boston: Wilde. 6s. 0d.
VAN ZUYLAN'S SECONDARY EFFECTS OF THUNDERSTORMS. 4s. 6d. DAHLGREN'S AIR CURRENTS AND EPIDEMIC DISEASES. 5s. 6d. MUTLOWS HIGH LEVEL BACTERIOLOGY. 7s. 6d. HALLIWELL'S ILLUMINATED STAR MAP, with clockwork attachment, giving apparent motion of heavens, boxed, complete with clamps for binnacle, 36 inch size, only L2. 2. 0. L3. 10s. 0d. The four boxed, limp cloth, with charts, 15s.
We have been living half free of rent, whereby we have saved at least £10 0s. 0d. Altogether £307 2s. 6 1/2d.
BAKER, J.H. Educational Aims and Civic Needs. 1913. Longmans. 3s. 6d. net. BALCH, G.T. The Method of Teaching Patriotism in Public Schools. 1890. New York: Van Nostrand. BOURNE, H.E. The Teaching of History and Civics. 1915. Longmans. 6s. 0d. net. DEWEY, JOHN. Democracy and Education. 1916. Macmillan. 6s. 0d. net. DEWEY JOHN. The School and Society. 1915. Chicago Univ. Press. 4s. 0d. net.
She told me many things very discreetly, and said she had all his papers and books, and key of his cutting house, and showed me a bag which I and Wm. Joyce told, coming to L5 14s. 0d., which we left with her again, after giving her good counsel, and the boys, and seeing a nurse there of Mrs.
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