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The Rights and Duties of the Gover∣nour, and Ushers places.
AS it is the Governours Duty to in∣struct and Oversee the Ushers in all ••ings which concerne the Children; so it ••all not be lawfull for Ushers to alter any ••ing in the Orders which the Governour ••all settle, without his knowledge and ap∣••••obation.
2. The Governour shall have power, as t, ••ovide and place, so to displace the Usherso 〈◊〉〈◊〉 he shall see cause: which cause, it will be fit 〈◊〉〈◊〉 him to make known to any of the Asso∣••••tion, who shall desire to be informed ••ereof.
3. The Governour shall give all his Di∣••••••••ctions in writing to the ushers.
4. Every Usher shall have a peculiar number 〈◊〉〈◊〉 Schollars committed to his inspection ••••ose lodgings shall be together, all next unto ••s Chamber, that in the night-season as well by day, he may oversee them.
5. The Ushers shall see their peculiar Schol∣••••s rise and go to bed, at the houres appoin∣••••: and when their Schollars are retired or ••••ne to bed; they shall come to the Gover∣••••ur every evening before they go to bed ••••emselves; that they may conferre about their ••••tters together.