...equal, if not superior to any private schools in our country ; and «//of them may be made so. Indeed if a child be kept at a Primary school from four to...at many of the respectable colleges in the Union. The expenses of Boston for the last year were as follows viz. For the City $172,368 70 For the County,...

...equal, if not iuftrior to any private schools in our country ; and all of them may be so. " Indeed if a child be kept at a Primary School from four to...at many of the respectable colleges in the Union." of Ancient English Poetry ; confuting of old Heroic Ballad*, Song*, and other piece* of our earlier...

...already equal, if not superior to any private schools in our cointry . and all of them may be so. "Indeed if a child be kept at a Primary School from four to seven, and then at one of the Granmar schools until nine, and from that time till seventeen at the Latin and the English Classical...

...of the first edition of this work in 1829, great improvements have been made in our public schools. If a child be kept at a Primary School from four to...thorough. and complete course of instruction, and inreoKfyenjoy greater advantages than are provided at many of the respectable colleges in the Union....

...of the first edition of this work in 1829, great improvements have been made in our public schools. If a child be kept at a Primary School from four to...at many of the respectable colleges in the Union. Legislature of the number of pupils taught in public and private schools in this city, and the expense...

...equal, if not superior to any private schools in our country ; and all of them may be made so. Indeed if a child be kept at a Primary School from four to...at many of the respectable colleges in the Union. 328. The Massachusetts High-School Law of 1827 "' (Laws of Massachusetts, January Session, 1827, chapter...