A History of Giggleswick School from its Foundation, 1499 to 1912

13. Any money arising from the sale of timber, or from any mines or minerals on the estates of the Foundation; and

Any sum of cash now or at any time belonging to the Foundation and not needed as a balance for working purposes;

shall (unless otherwise ordered by the Board of Education) be treated as capital and be invested in the name of the Official Trustees of Charitable Funds.

Copies of Scheme.

14. The Governors shall cause a copy of the Scheme to be given to every Governor, Head Master, and other Teacher, upon entry into office, and copies may be sold at a reasonable price to all persons applying for the same.

SCHEDULE.

Particulars of Property of the Foundation.

Description.	Extent or Amount.			Tenant, Person liable, or Persons in whose Name invested.		Gross Yearly Income.
Real Estate.
At Giggleswick.	A.	R.	P.			£	s.	d.
Sites and buildings of the Grammar School, Chapel, hostel, Masters' houses, &c.	——			In hand.		——
Eatage of Football field (Lower Ashton).	6	1	17	Emanuel Johnson		10	0	0
Tram Pasture	4	1	32
Eatage of Cricket field	15	0	7	Messrs. Harrison & Sons		8	0	0
Brookside croft	1	0	36	W. W. Vaughan		3	0	0
Site for Sanatorium	6	3	32	}	George Jenkinson	44	10	0
Spen pasture	11	3	26	}	George Jenkinson	44	10	0
Land called "Cappleriggs"	16	3	2	Do. do.		20	0	0
" " "Poor Ashton"	2	0	33	Emanuel Johnson		10	10	0
Bath Croft	1	1	14	William Simpson		3	10	0
At North Cave, in the East Riding.
Farm buildings and land called "North Cave Farm."	129	2	14	Charles Dennis		88	0	0
Farm buildings and land called "Common Farm."	128	2	0	Do. do.		100	0	0
Farm buildings and land called "Stoney Carr Farm."	67	3	15	Thomas Cleminshaw		47	0	0
"White Hart" Inn and garden, farm buildings, and land called	48	0	22	Mrs. Emily Gray		80	0	0
Watermill, cottage, and land.	15	2	34	Richard Boast		40	0	0
House, foundry, and land	5	2	18	W. and T. Saunders		25	0	0
House and land	0	0	30	Major Dunlop		7	4	0
Do.	1	0	12	H. S. Clarke		7	0	0
Do. (Nordham House)	1	0	15	Thomas Gregson		25	0	0
Do.	0	1	10	W. J. Tuton		7	0	0
Garden	0	1	5	Do.		2	10	0
Do.	0	1	32½	W. E. Blanchard		2	10	0
Do.	0	1	32	Do. Do.		2	10	0
Land at Drewton	0	1	21	W. Moverley		1	1	0
Twenty-eight Sheepwalks on Drewton.	——			J. G. A. Jowett		7	7	0
Rent for shooting over estate at North Cave.	——			Colonel Clitherow		9	9	0
Rentcharges.
Quit-rents in respect of lands at North Cave.	——			Various		3	2	10
Tithe rentcharges on lands at Etherdwick, in Aldborough, in the East Riding.	——			Various		23	10	4
Rentcharge on land at Burton-in-Lonsdale, West Riding.	——			Christopher Other's Representatives		14	0	0
Do. do.	——			——Foxcroft		0	13	4
Rentcharge on land at Langcliffe, in Parish of Giggleswick.	——			Fine Cotton Spinners' Association, Limited, Manchester.		0	3	6
Personal Estate.	£	s.	d.
Consols	4	11	0	The Official Trustees of Charitable Funds.		0	2	0
The Howson Prize Fund.
Proceeds of Sale of shares in the Settle Public Buildings Company.	104	0	0	Governors of the School
				Total		£594	13	0

This schedule is made up to 1 November 1909.

The Board of Education order that the foregoing scheme be established.

Sealed this 1st day of February 1910.

APPENDIX X.

Masters of Giggleswick.

1499-1518	James Carr, Founder of the Rood Chantry.
1548-1560	Richard Carr, Incumbent of the Rood Chantry.
1615-1619	Rev. Christopher Shute, B.D., Vicar of Giggleswick, 1576-1626.
1619-1641	Rev. Robert Dockray, M.A., Vicar of Giggleswick, 1632-1641.
1642-1647	Rev. Rowland Lucas, M.A.
1648-1656	Rev. William Walker, M.A.
1656-	William Bradley (Temporary).
1656-1684	Rev. William Briggs.
1684-	John Parkinson, B.A.
1685-1712	Rev. John Armitstead, M.A.
1712-1744	Rev. John Carr, B.A.
1744-1799	Rev. William Paley, B.A.
1800-1844	Rev. Rowland Ingram, B.D.
1846-1858	Rev. George Ash Butterton, D.D.
1858-1866	Rev. John Richard Blakiston, M.A.
1866-1867	Rev. Thomas Bramley, M.A. (Provisional).
1867-1869	Michael Forster, B.A. (Provisional).
1869-1904	Rev. George Style, M.A.
1904-1910	William Wyamar Vaughan, M.A.
1910-	Robert Noel Douglas, M.A.

APPENDIX XI.

Ushers.

1545-1562	Thomas Iveson (Priest).
1615-1642	Henry Claphamson.
1642-1665	William Wilson.
1666-1671	William Cowgill.
1671-1680	Rev. Thomas Wildeman, B.A.
1680-1682	John Parkinson, B.A.
1683-1688	Rev. John Sparke.
1688-	Henry Roome.
1688-1698	Richard Atkinson.
1698-1703	Arthur Whitaker.
1704-1705	Rev. Anthony Weatherhead, B.A.
17 -1712	Thomas Rathmell.
1712-1726	Richard Thornton.
1726-1755	George Carr.
1756-1784	John Moore.
1784-1792	Smith.
1792-1799	Rev. Nicholas Wood.
1799-1810	Rev. Obadiah Clayton.
1810-1814	John Armstrong.
1814-1858	Rev. John Howson, M.A.
1858-1864	Rev. Matthew Wood, M.A.

Writing Masters.

1784-1790	J. Saul.
1790-1791	Stancliffe.
1791-1799	Robert Kidd.
1799-1807	John Carr.
1807-1831	William Stackhouse.
1831-1859	John Langhorne.
1859-1897	Arthur Brewin.

N.B.—In 1872 the position of Mr. Brewin was changed.

INDEX.

Acaster, 28

Act Book, Ripon, 19

Alcuin of York, 205

Aldburgh, 29

Aldershot, 223

Alfred, King, 205

Aligarh, 212

Ardingly, 212

Argentine, 203

Armitstead, Anthony, 71

John (Master), 72, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79

Armistead, ——., 121

Roger, 28

Armstrong, John (Usher), 117, 120, 147

Arnold, Dr., 153, 205, 208

Ascham, Roger, 24

Atherton, Thomas, 57

Atkinson, Richard (Usher), 72, 74

Athletic Shop, 228

Auckland, St. Andrew, 67

Austwick, 54, 121, 193

Baker, Sergt.-Major, 219

Banckes, Thomas, 31, 48

Bank, William, 28

Bankes, Alexander, 54

Robert, 60

William, 84, 86

Banks, John, 51

Bankwell, 191, 195, 222

Barney, 53

Barrows, Anthony, 71

Bayley, John, 99

Bearcroft, Philip, 211, 226

Beck House, 225

Benet, John, 32

Beverley, 103

Big School, 182, 189, 190, 203, 205

Birkbeck, John, 138

John (Junior), 184, 187

Blakiston, Rev. J. R. (Master), 149, 150, 151, 152, 153, 154, 156, 158, 162, 163, 166, 167, 168, 169

Boarding-house (see Hostel), 173

Boer War, 197

Bognor, 116

Bolton, 107

Boyd, Rev. W., 137

Brackenridge, J., 136

Bradley, Mary, 113

William (Master), 69

William, 99, 113

Bramley, ——., 148

Rev. T. (Master), 166, 169

Brampton, 29

Brasenose College, Oxford, 25

Brayshay, Thomas, 71

"Breeches" Bible, 191

Brewin, Arthur, 150, 151, 173, 192

Brigge, William (Master), 69, 70, 71, 72

Brinsley, 41

Brookside, 221

Browne, William, 28

"Bubble and Squeak," 212

Buckhaw Brow, 225

Bulidon, 29, 30

Bultfontein, 197

"Bumming" Stone, 145

Bunyan, John, 205

Burton, 67

Exhibitions (see Carr, Tennant, Clapham, Shute), 67, 72, 73, 74, 80, 82, 85, 92, 130, 134, 164

Rents, 62, 90, 134, 164

Busby, 206

Butterton, Rev G. A. (Master), 131, 142, 143, 144, 145, 146, 147, 148, 149, 151, 152, 153, 157, 191, 219

Caedmon, 205

Camden, 42

Cansdale, Sergeant-Major, 196, 219, 228, 229

Canterbury, 40

Capleside, 84

Cappleriggs Close, 61, 62

Carlisle, 83

Carr, ——. (Governor), 166

George (Usher), 77, 80, 85

James (Founder), 13, 16, 17, 18, 19, 26, 30, 54, 55, 77, 90, 91, 101, 106, 135, 204, 219, 221, 229

Carr, John, 65

(Master), 77, 78, 79, 80

(Mathematical Professor at Durham University), 133

(Writing Master), 99, 103, 111, 113, 114, 116, 121

Richard (Master), 22, 26, 77

(Founder of the Exhibitions), 55

Richard (of Peterhouse), 57

Roger (Governor, 1592), 31

Stephen (of Stackhouse), 14

Thomas (Vicar of Sancton), 71

(of Settle), 71

(Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge) 110, 111

William (of Langcliffe), 77

(of Stackhouse), 77, 84

(Rector of Bolton), 106, 107

Exhibitions, 56, 58, 73, 82, 221

Catterall, John, 48

William, 28

Cavendish, Lord Edward, 187

Lord Frederick, 187

Chantries Act, 20

Chantry of Our Lady, 22

of the Rood, 13, 14, 16, 18, 22, 23

Tempest, 22

Commissioners, 19, 37

Chapel (see Parish Church), 198, 199, 200, 202, 203, 205, 221, 225

Charity Commissioners, 52, 118, 154, 155, 158, 161, 163, 183

Charles II, 68

Charter, 26, 27, Appendix VI

Chelsea Training College, 150

Chester, Dean of, 122

Chewe, Richard, 31, 48

Chichester, Bishop of, 117

Chippett, Rev. J. W., 213

Choir Schools, 24

Christie, Hector, 187

Christ's College, Cambridge, 56, 57, 65, 66, 67, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 77, 78, 80, 82, 83, 85, 93, 108, 221

Cirencester, 158

Clapham (of Austwick), 193

Elizabeth, 81

John (Vicar), 93, 107, 124

William (Founder of Clapham Exhibitions), 49, 50, 51, 73

Exhibitions, 49, 50, 52, 54

Claphamson, 49

Henry (Usher), 58, 63, 64

Robart, 53

Clarke, Dr. T., 108

Class-rooms, 181, 183

Clayton, Obadiah (Usher), 102, 115, 116, 117

Clementson, Enoch, 99, 113, 114

Cletehop, 28, 52, 53

Clifton College, 173, 216, 217

Clough, 92

Club, Old Boys', 195

Giggleswick Boys', 219

Cocker's Arithmetic, 191

Cocket, Thomas, 74

Cockett, John, 66

Colchester, 60

Colenso, 197

Colet, Dean, 41

Columba, 205

Colours, School, 193

Conventicle Act, Second, 68

Cook, Isaac, 110

Cookson, Bryan, 74

John, 80

Robte, 71

Cornah, J. R., 197

Cosen, Bishop, 68

Coulthurst, Rev. W. H. (Vicar), 188

Cowgill, William (Usher), 70

Craggs, Mrs., 120

Craven Bank, 122, 128, 131, 152, 165, 170, 180, 186, 194

Cricket, 189, 193

Field (see Football Field), 198, 223

Pavilion, 205

Cross-country Race, 225

Croxton, 49

Cumberland, 84

Custos, 41

Dawson, William, 84

Debating Society, 193

Devonshire, Duke of, 203

Dickens, Charles, 191

Dockray, Josias, 66

Robert (Master and Vicar), 58, 63, 64

Thomas, 65

Dome (Chapel), 198, 199, 201, 204

Douglas, R. N. (Headmaster), 227

Dronfield School, 34

Drummond, Archbishop, 86

Dublin, 147, 171

Duncan, 108

Durham School, 42, 44, 150

Prior of, 16, 17, 25, 55

Edderwick, 29

Edmund, King, 205

Edward VI, 20, 21, 25, 26, 31, 47, 48, 135, 203, 204

Education, Board of, 221

Educational Exhibition, 193, 196

Elizabeth, Queen, 21, 40, 47, 48

Ellershaw, Richard (Vicar), 58, 73

Endowed Schools Act, 74, 174

English School, 113, 114, 117, 118, 119, 126, 133, 140, 142, 192