 | Robert Lee - 1854 - 228 sider
...remedying them. The object of the second section was intellectual and moral education, the extension of enlightenment, the foundation of schools especially...writings analogous to such views, as also to the ends of society. To the members of this second section the superintendence of all schools was confided. They... | |
 | Walter Keating Kelly - 1855 - 552 sider
...education, the extension of enlightenment, the foundation of schools, especially on the Laneasterian system, and generally a useful -co-operation for the...writings analogous to such views, as also to the ends of society. To the members of this second section the superintendence of all schools was confided. They... | |
 | Thomas Frost - 1876 - 352 sider
...remedying them. The object of the second section was intellectual and moral education, the extension of enlightenment, the foundation of schools, especially...for the instruction of youth by virtuous examples, and by discourses and writings conformable to such views and to the ends of society. To the members... | |
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Its duty was to watch over all charitable institutions, and to point out to the directors of such establishments, and also to Government itself, the abuses which might creep in, and the means for remedying them. The object of the second section was intellectual... 