BOARDING HOUSES
for the reception of Pupils will be opened, with the sanction of the Committee, in the immediate neighbourhood of Cambray House, under the Superintendence of the following Ladies:—Mrs. Murgeaud, 7, Oriel Terrace; Miss Atkinson, of Kingsbridge, Devon.; Mrs. Trew, of Stoneham House, Bath Road.
The Charge for Boarders is £35 per annum. Extras: Washing £4, 4s.; Seat in Church £1, 1s.
A few of the Fifty £20 Shares remain to be disposed of; application for which should be made to the Hon. Secretary. The Proprietors of such Shares will have the option of nominating either one Regular or two Bye Students.
Several Teachers and Professors have been appointed, the announcement of whose names is deferred for the present, till the list is complete.
November 1, 1853.
APPENDIX E, [Page 332].
Edward Beale.
The Reverend Edward Beale, a member of the Society of St. John the Evangelist, Cowley, died at Mazagon, Bombay Presidency, on February 3, 1894. He was a younger brother to whom Miss Beale was much attached. His early promise of a brilliant career was cut short by severe illness while he was still an undergraduate at Oxford. For years he was wholly incapacitated, but on recovering partial health he received deacon’s orders, and before joining St. John’s Society, worked for a time at Warminster. Here he gave the addresses afterwards published under the title of The Mind of Christ.