124

Free Schools, Mention of, in Gov.
Winthrop's History, 6; Order of the
General Court establishing, .

Devens, Hon. Charles, Letter from,
read at the dedication of the School-
House in Warren Avenue,

Dillaway, Charles Knapp, Account
by, of the origin and purpose of the
Latin School, 17; Thirteenth Master of
the Latin School, 53; Resignation of
his office by, 54; Description by, of the
Latin School-House on School St. at
the corner of Cook's Court, 93; Speech
by, at the dedication of the School-
House in Warren Avenue,
123, 124
Dimmock, Wm. Reynolds, Tribute
by, to Francis Gardner,

Dixwell, Epes Sargent, Fourteenth
Master of the Latin School, 54; Donor
to the Latin School Association of the
key of the School St. School-House,
94; Formation of the Latin School
Association suggested by,

56

95

ELIOT, President Charles William,
Extract from a speech by, on the Latin
School and its purpose, 55; Chairman
of a dinner of the Latin School Asso-
ciation,
9, 13
Emerson, Ralph Waldo, Account by,
of Mr. Biglow's Mastership in a speech
at a dinner of the Latin School Asso-
ciation, 45; Account of the introduc-
tion of Mr. Gould to the School as
Master,
Evarts, Hon. William Maxwell, Ac-
count by, of his school-days, 52; Letter
from, 124; Oration by, at dedication of
the Latin School Memorial Statue,

.

50

131-137

Greenwood, Rev. Francis W. P.,
D. D., Extract from the History of
King's Chapel by, regarding the erec-
tion of a new School-House opposite
to the Church,

.

86, 87
Gridley, Jeremy, An assistant to Mr.
Williams,

HALDIMAND, General, Visited by
the School boys in relation to the de-
struction of their coast, 16; Contem-
porary account of this visit to,

34

40

139

16

81 and Appendix.
Haynes, Henry Williamson, Latin
Ode by, for the dedication of the
Memorial Statue of the Latin School,
130; Translation of the same by Lester
W. Clark,
130 note.
Higginson, Thomas Wentworth,
Speech by, at the dedication of the
School-House in Warren Avenue, 125-126
Hillard, Hon. George Stillman,
Chairman of the sub-committee on
the Latin School at the time of the
dedication of the building on Bedford
St., 95; The second recipient of the
Lloyd Medal,

137

Long Island, Granted by the General
Court to the Town of Boston, for the
support of Schools,

139

137

137

137

137

10

113-115

Long, Hon. John Davis, Governor of
Massachusetts, Speech by, at the dedi-
cation of the School-House in Warren
Avenue,
Lovell, James, Whig sympathies of,
15, the First Memorial Orator of the
Boston Massacre, 15; Assistant to his
Father,

Lovell, John, Orator at the dedica-
tion of Faneuil Hall, 15; Tory sympa-
thies of, 15; Assistant to Mr. Williams,
34; Eighth Master of the Latin
School, 35; Portrait of, by N. Smibert,
35: Harrison Gray Otis's account of,
as a teacher, 35-37; Ordered to move
his School into the new School-House
on the corner of Cook's Court,
Lunt, Hon. George, Author of the
Requiem sung at the dedication of the
Memorial Statue of the Latin School,

Public Latin School, Foundation of,
5; Relations of John Cotton to the
founding of, 7; Coincidences between,
and Free Grammar School in Boston,
England, 8, 9; Democratic character
of, 14; Town vote appointing Phile-
mon Pormort Master of, 17; Town
vote instructing the Ministers and a
number of Gentlemen of liberal educ-
ation to visit, 32, Closed at the opening
of the War of the Revolution, 41;
Studies pursued in, under Master
Hunt, 43; Location of a new building
for, 45; Methods of instruction and

discipline in, under Master Gould, 60-
64; Books used in instruction in, in
1860, 65-66; Changes in methods of in-
struction in between 1868 and 1876, 67;
Curriculum adopted in 1870, 68-69; Age
of admission to, raised to 12 years,
69; Special departments assigned to
different teachers, 75; Causes of public
dissatisfaction with, 76; Course of in-
struction and text books used in, in
1883, 77-80; First site occupied by, 80;
Conjectural drawing of the earliest
building for, referred to and described,
81; Town vote to erect a new building
for, 81; Location of, near the present
site of the statue of Franklin, 81; Rep-
resented on a plan of Boston, together
with King's Chapel and Mr. Lovell's
house, 81; School-House for, erected
on the corner of Cook's Court, at the
cost of King's Chapel, 87 and Appen-
dix; Descriptions of this building from
several sources, 87; by Rev. E. E. Hale,
D. D., 88; by Mr. Thomas Farrington,
88; by Mr. Ebenezer Thayer, 89; by
Rev. John Lee Watson, D. D., 89; by
Mr. Jonathan Darby Robins, 90; by
Hon. Edw. Greely Loring, 90; by
Hon. Henry Kemble Oliver, 91; Stone
School-House erected for, on the same
site, 93; Description of this building
by Mr. C. K. Dillaway, 93; New build-
ing for the use of, erected in Bedford
St., 94; Dedication of this edifice, 94;
Description of this edifice, 95; of the
large Hall in the same, 96; Demolition
of the same, 97; New building for the
use of, in Warren Avenue described,
97-100; Dedication of the same, 100-126;
In the Revolution, 126; In the War of
the Rebellion, 127; Failure of attempt
to secure the admission of girls to,

118-120

School St., The name of, derived
from the location of the South Gram-
mar (or Latin) School in it,

Seaver, Edwin P., Superintendent of
Schools, a speaker at the dedication of
the School-House in Warren Avenue,

32

80

124

Williams, Nathaniel, Appointed as-
sistant to Ezekiel Cheever, 30; Salary
of, 31; Seventh Master of the Latin
School, 31; Biographical account of,
31; Both a physician and a preacher,
31; An assistant for, authorized,
33; Death of, 34; Funeral Sermon on,
preached by Rev. Thomas Prince, 34;
With Mr. Cheever consulted about the
building of a new School-House,.

Winthrop, Gov. John, Relation of,
to the founding of the Latin School,
5; References by, in his History, to the
first Free School,

Winthrop, Hon. Robert Charles,
Tribute by, to Master Gould, 51;
Speech by, at dedication of the School-
House in Warren Avenue,

124

.89, 92

81

6

117, 118

26

34

Warren Avenue, New building in,
erected for the use of the Latin and
English High Schools, described. 97-
100; Exercises at the dedication of, 100-126