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| School | School, (Male) | Mr Morris, (Teacher) | On Sheet | A large, and good school | ||
| (Male) | School, (Male) | Mr James Dunse | 16.8 | -room, in the Village of Bam | ||
| School, (Male) | Revd. Wm Darnell | -burgh, erected by the trustees, of | ||||
| the late Lord Crewe, and is en | ||||||
| -tirely supported by them, the scho- | ||||||
| a very liberal education, imparted. | ||||||
| It is a male School, the average | ||||||
| attendance being about 60. | ||||||
| Contiguous on the north Side, is | ||||||
| a Small erection, in which an | ||||||
| Infant School is Kept. |
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| supported by the trustees, average | ||||||
| attendance about 20. At the Castle | ||||||
| is a female school. | ||||||
| The Parsonage | Glebe House | Revd. Wm Darnell, Occupier | On Sheet | A very neat, and Sustantial | ||
| Glebe House | Mr Wm Carr, Sexton | 16.8 | dwelling, erected by the trustees | |||
| Glebe House | Mr Hugh Ross | of the Late Lord Crewe, about the | ||||
| Glebe House | Mr James Dunse | the year 1794, – there are small | ||||
| The Parsonage | official designation | offices, good garden, and small | ||||
| Ornamental, enclosure, in which | ||||||
| the house Stands, attached, | ||||||
| this enclosure being Glebe. | ||||||
| It is the property of the Incumbent | ||||||
| for the time being, Now occupied | ||||||
| by the Revd. Wm Darnell M.A. | ||||||
| the present Incumbent. | ||||||
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Transcribed by HL and DW
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