By 1890, enrollment had grown to such a degree that the parents did something that almost no proprietary school had done-- they developed their own building.
32.
During the mastership of John Jackson, W . W . Deane went to the Islington proprietary school, and gained prizes for mathematics, perspective, and French.
33.
In 1854 QEGS moved to its present site in Northgate, Wakefield, into premises designed by the architect Richard Lane and formerly occupied by the West Riding Proprietary School.
34.
Founded in 1894 as the New England Proprietary School, TAS has classes of students in Transition ( 4 years old ), Years 9 to 12 ( 18 years old ).
35.
Blackheath Proprietary School was one of the twelve teams represented ( through the person of Mr . W . Gordon ), and thus became a founder member of The Football Association.
36.
This was the former headmaster's house left vacant by the closure of the Boys'Collegiate School, Leicester's first Anglican Proprietary School, in the summer of 1866.
37.
But then his family moved to Blackheath in London's southeast where in 1873 he enrolled in the Blackheath Proprietary School and at much the same time began taking private music lessons.
38.
In 1834, he was employed as the " language master " of West Riding Proprietary School in Wakefield and some years later as teacher of French and German at Bradford Grammar School.
39.
John was educated at Birmingham and Edgbaston Proprietary School and King's College London, where John Lorenzo Young ( later to found the Adelaide Educational Institution ) was a fellow student.
40.
Alec and his older brother were educated at the Blackheath Proprietary School, London, from 1864 to 1869 . From 1873 he was registered as a first year student at Guy s Hospital.
