...the most elegant Scottish poems of the l6th century. SCR1MZEOUR (HENRY) \vas born at Dundee in 1506. He received the rudiments of his education at the grammar school of Dup4ee, frpm which lie removed to the university of St. Andrews, and afterwards to that of Paris. Having...

...about the year 1735, at Newcaftle-up'on-Tyne,and defcended from a family of confiderable antiquity. He received the rudiments of his .education at the Grammar School of N°wcaftle, under the . care of the Rev. Dr. Moifes, a clergyman of the Church of England, \yho had...

...eldest son, James, (the subject of the present memoir), was bora at Aberdeen in January, 1753, and received the rudiments of his education at the grammar school of his native place. During the winter 1764-5 he studied at King's College, Aberdeen : from that University he was removed...

...Pett was of a respectable family at Liskeard in Cornwall, and was born on the 24th of September, 1765. He received the rudiments of his education at the grammar school of his native town. In 1781, when he was in his sixteenth year, he entered the dissenting academy at Daventry. Dr....

...Unique.] This Gentleman, fourth son-of the late Dr. Parry, was born at Bath, the 19th December, 1790 : he received the rudiments of his Education at the grammar school of that city, under the care of the Rev. N. Morgan ; at this celebrated and excellent school, he remained...

...Unique.] This Gentleman, fourth son of the late Dr. Parry, was born at Bath, the 19th December, 1790 : he received the rudiments of his Education at the grammar school of that city, under the care of the Rev. N. Morgan ; at this celebrated and excellent school, he remained...

...was named after his father, was the youngest of a numerous family, and was born about the year 1724. He received the rudiments of his education at the grammar school of the village of Logierait, of which the teacher at that time is represented to have been a man of abilities,...

...profession, but to turn to good account other opportunities of improvement which came in his way. Young Moore received the rudiments of his education at the grammar school of his native city, — a seminary which has had the good fortune to send out into the world as many distinguished...

...the subject of the preceding article. He was born at Aberdeen, August 4th, 1701, and after receiving the rudiments of his education at the Grammar School of his native city,'2 entered his academical course at the Marischal College, where he took the degree of AM in 1...

...1712. His father was an attorney and factor to the Duke of Hamilton. He was one of nine children, and received the rudiments of his education at the grammar school of his native place, where he is reported to have distinguished himself by the liveliness of his manner, by an uncommon...