Reports regarding practicability of giving instruction to female students within the wards of the Royal Infirmary.

Date:
[1872?]
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Credit: Reports regarding practicability of giving instruction to female students within the wards of the Royal Infirmary. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    APPENDIX No. II. Terms of Act of the Tow-Council of Edinburgh, granting the Mortcloth Dues at the Greyfriars’ Burying Ground to the University of Edinburgh, referred to in the fore- going Eeport, p. 5. The Town Council, by Act bearing date 22d February 1609, upon the narrative of having had especial care and regard that the youth may be instructed and brought up in godliness and learning in the College lately planted by the good town in the Kirk of Field, and for helping a competent rent to be paid to the entertainment, use, and furtherance of that good purpose; and to give others occasion to do the like, thought expedient to doit and mortify, give and dispone, like as they thereby doited, mortified, gave and disponed, the yearly pro- fits and casualties of the public mortcloth of this bm'gh, gotten fra such persons as require the same to their burials, to the use and entertainment of the said college and members thereof, in all time coming, to be uplifted, collected, and inbrought by the persons to be deputed by the Provost, baillies, and Council of this burgh for that end, upon count, reckoning, and payment to be made thereof to the said Provost, baillies, and Council, to the use of the said College, yearly. The above is copied from the Appendix, page 94, annexed to the Minutes of Evidence taken by the Universities’ Commissioners of 1826-30, vol. i.