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CounUi Directoiy of Scotland Advertiser.
XXV
HERBERTSHIRE CASTLE
Boarding School for Young Gentlemen,
DENNY, STIRLINGSHIRE,
CONDUCTED BY
MR. THOMAS RICHMOND WILSON,
Late of the Grange, Sunderland, and formerly in Montgreenan Hmise, AifrsMre ; and
MR. JOHN WILSON REID, M.A.,
With Highest Honours in Classics, and Honours in MathenuiHcs and Ncdural Philosophij,
and Gymnastic Bledallist.
HERBERTSHIRE CASTLE is a large and commodious Building, admirably adapted to the
requirements of a Boarding School. The Parks and Pleasirre Grounds are upwards of Fifty
Acres in extent, and the "Walks within the Grounds are more than Two Miles in length. A
Football and Cricket Field, Ballground, Gymnasium, Swimming Poud, Golf Course, Tennis
Lawn, and Summer Ice for Curling, afford ample means for Healthful Exercise and Recreation.
The district of country is noted for its salubrity,
ALL THE PUPILS ARE BOARDERS.
TERMS:— From 50 to 100 Guineas per Annum, according to Age.
Note. — During the whole of their stay at School, Pupils continue to be charged at the rate
which they enter, and a reduction of Ten per cent, is made in the case of Brothers.
PROSPECTUS ON APPLICATION.
XXV
HERBERTSHIRE CASTLE
Boarding School for Young Gentlemen,
DENNY, STIRLINGSHIRE,
CONDUCTED BY
MR. THOMAS RICHMOND WILSON,
Late of the Grange, Sunderland, and formerly in Montgreenan Hmise, AifrsMre ; and
MR. JOHN WILSON REID, M.A.,
With Highest Honours in Classics, and Honours in MathenuiHcs and Ncdural Philosophij,
and Gymnastic Bledallist.
HERBERTSHIRE CASTLE is a large and commodious Building, admirably adapted to the
requirements of a Boarding School. The Parks and Pleasirre Grounds are upwards of Fifty
Acres in extent, and the "Walks within the Grounds are more than Two Miles in length. A
Football and Cricket Field, Ballground, Gymnasium, Swimming Poud, Golf Course, Tennis
Lawn, and Summer Ice for Curling, afford ample means for Healthful Exercise and Recreation.
The district of country is noted for its salubrity,
ALL THE PUPILS ARE BOARDERS.
TERMS:— From 50 to 100 Guineas per Annum, according to Age.
Note. — During the whole of their stay at School, Pupils continue to be charged at the rate
which they enter, and a reduction of Ten per cent, is made in the case of Brothers.
PROSPECTUS ON APPLICATION.
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| Description | County directory of Scotland 1886-89 |
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| Description | Irregular. Published 1862-[1912?] |
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| Description | Directories of the whole, or large parts of, Scotland. |
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| Description | Around 700 Scottish directories published annually by the Post Office or private publishers between 1773 and 1911. Most of Scotland covered, with a focus on Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee and Aberdeen. Most volumes include a general directory (A-Z by surname), street directory (A-Z by street) and trade directory (A-Z by trade). |
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