INDEX.

Page

ADDRESS to Parents of poor scholars,

AMERICAN ACT, as to education,
ATTENTION kept up in Dr. Bell's schools,

BAMBURGH SCHOOL, account of,

BELL, DR. his mode of instruction,

,

advantages of it,

BENEVOLENCE, its gratifications,

286

270

20

193

19

36

65

CIVIL SOCIETY, its advantages,

CIVIL ORDER, its benefits known to the poor,

COMMENTARY on the Society's Reports,

CORRUPTION in religion connected with ignorance,

Cow Pox, prejudices against it,

Cows of cottagers, how insured,

100

112

217

230

323

1

3

74

7

9

310

2

339

369

INDEX.

DANGER from improper books,

DAY SCHOOLS, their superior advantages,
DISCIPLINE in Dr. Bell's schools,

DISSENTERS, active in promoting education,
DIVISION OF LABOUR, adopted by Dr. Bell,
DROMORE SCHOOLS, account of

Page

42

15

28

39

35

225

10

5

6

13

38

43

48

52

general question as to it,

53

65

66

corrective of the evils of society,

67

its use in opulent states,

68

its effects in different countries,

93 and 236

connection with church and state,

95

its general effects when tried

97

neglect of it in Ireland,

of the female poor; Ladies Committee for 240

of the poor in Ireland, returns as to,

of the poor in Scotland, account of
Scotch laws relating to

IGNORANCE, the mark of a corrupt religion,
IRELAND, want of education there,

-, call for improvement in the condition of the

poor,

of measures to be adopted there,

80

82

- by education,

83

INDEX.

IRELAND, returns as to the education of the poor,
impediments as to education there

Page

249

251

INSTRUCTIONS to Foundling children,

INSURANCE of cottagers cows,

KENDAL SCHOOLS, account of

294

369

123

KIRKSTALL SCHOOL, account of

LABOUR, its division adopted by Dr. Bell,
LABOURER UNEDUCATED, his situation,

221

35

45

in times of commotion,

47

LADIES COMMITTEE for the female poor,

240

LEWISHAM SCHOOL, account of

182

MALE ATTENDANTS ON LADIES, objections to

244

MENDIP SCHOOLS, account of

112

MODE OF DR. BELL'S INSTRUCTION, its peculiarities
OAKHAM SCHOOL, account of

20

179

POOR, their care and instruction peculiar to Christianity,

1

know the benefits of civil order,

9

their virtues promoted by kindness,

59

returns as to education in Ireland,

PRACTICES, Connected with Dr. Bell's method,

249

31

PROGRESS of scholars examined,

REGIMENTAL SCHOOL, account of

REGULATIONS of schools at St. John's Chapel,

RELIEF, if not a spur to industry, promotes idleness,

Christianity,

30

175

279

62

at Campsall school,

RELIGIOUS CONTROVERSY, contrary to the spirit of

REWARDS at Mr. Lancaster's school,

RICH, their duties,

RICH AND POOR, of the union between them,
SCHOOLS OF DR. BELL, their peculiar character,
SCHOOL BOOKS FOR THE POOR, their selection,
SCHOOLS at Boldre,

75

160

272

10

60

20

41

105