Christopoulos, A THAN AS IOS
Chandler's Encyclopedia · 1898 · p. 19
1772-1847. Greek dramatist. Christ's Hospital. In New gate Street, London, known as The Blue Coat School; founded by Edward VI. 1553. A mathematical school was added 1672 by Charles II. It has an annual income of over £60,000; admits boys between seven and ten, but keeps none after fifteen; has room for 800, and in the preparatory school on the same foundation at Hertford, ded 1683, for 440 more. Girls also are admitted at the IMG:content-0872.png:[graphic] founded latter. The ancient dre is still retained. A new plan of removal 1891 provided for two day-schools, accommodating 600 boys and 400 girls.
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