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The Madras College Archive |
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School Foundations 1833 - 1913 The table below lists items relating to the above theme and era. If there is an enlarged image available for the item, it can be viewed by clicking on the picture. |
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Early Memories of The Madras College
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Archive extracts of memories of pupils of the
school in the 19th century, including:
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William Ochter Lonie (1822-1894) |
A talk given in Romania to Mathematicians in 2014 by Prof.
Edmund Robertson covering:
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1831 | The text of the 1831 transfer of the grounds of Madras College, South Street | ||
1831 | The text of the Indenture from Dr Andrew Bell settling funds for the establishment of Madras College and other schools. | ||
Westminster Abbey Memorial to Dr Bell
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4-139 | SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF ANDREW BELL, D.D., L.L.D. PREBENDARY OF THIS COLLEGIATE CHURCH: THE EMINENT FOUNDER OF THE MADRAS SYSTEM OF EDUCATION, WHO DISCOVERED AND REDUCED TO SUCCESSFUL PRACTICE THE PLAN OF MUTUAL INSTRUCTION; FOUNDED UPON THE MULTIPLICATION OF POWER, AND DIVISION OF LABOUR, IN THE MORAL AND INTELLECTUAL WORLD; WHICH HAS BEEN ADOPTED WITHIN THE BRITISH EMPIRE, AS THE NATIONAL SYSTEM OF EDUCATION OF THE CHILDREN OF THE POOR, IN THE PRINCIPLES OF THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. DOCTOR BELL WAS BORN IN THE CITY OF ST ANDREWS N. B. 27TH OF MARCH 1753, APPOINTED MINISTER OF ST MARY'S CHURCH MADRAS 1789, MASTER OF SHERBURN HOSPITAL 1809, PREBENDARY OF WESTMINSTER 1810, DIED 27TH OF JANUARY 1832.
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Replica of memorial
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This was located beside the
South Street quadrangle |
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William Burn, Architect of the school |
4-1442 | ||
William Burn, Architect of the school |
4-1584 | ||
William Burn as a young man Courtesy of Mrs Anne Tynte-Irvine |
4-5223 | c.1820 |
Asserted to be a picture of William Burn as a young man showing his portfolio to the older man (name unknown, but possibly his father who was the architect who designed the Nelson Tower on Calton Hill in Edinburgh). |