Dublin 1733 Charter for English Protestant Schools in Ireland
Royal Charter issued in Dublin 1733 establishing the Incorporated Society in Dublin to promote English Protestant schools in Ireland. It authorizes land gifts, schoolmasters, quarterly meetings, officers, and subscriptions, with governance rules and legal rights for the society and its successors. The charter aims to educate Catholic mobs’ children in English and Protestant faith, with oversight by archbishops and bishops. It sets terms on leases, capital, and annual expenditures, and requires inrollment of the charter in the Irish Chancery within six months.