produce a wide field for useful exertion, by forming the disposition and
giving an early moral bias to the mind;—if, indeed, they do no more than
take young children from the debasing influence under which their
characters must otherwise be formed, and present an example of a better
kind, they are calculated to effect a good purpose.
Schools having this object in view are established in the suburbs of
FRANKWELL, CASTLE FOREGATE, and COLEHAM, and are supported by
subscriptions under the direction of intelligent ladies.