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1. In February 1687, Richard Baxter went to live in Charterhouse Yard in Clerkenwell where he assisted in the ministry of Matthew Sylvester as much as his health allowed.
2. Where the people rest with their wood or timber and unload it from carts outside the close of the franchise of the Charterhouse among the towns, and afterwards take up their loads of the same wood or timber, the Foresters attach them and amerce them grievously at their will without right.
3. A league table published by Charterhouse, the merchant bank, showed Lord Hanson was Britain's highest-paid director of a public company, earning 1.239m last year.
4. Top pay increased by an average of 17.8 per cent, according to a survey and league table published yesterday by Charterhouse, the merchant bank.
5. Top managers enjoyed an average increase in earnings of 17.8 per cent last year, according to the latest, from Charterhouse; like P-E Inbucon's, its results suggest that Lord King of British Airways was, shall we say, a bit ahead of the pack.
6. He has that ingrained self-confidence most commonly attributed to the grandest old Etonians, although he failed to win a scholarship there and ended up at Charterhouse.
7. The bid was expected this week or next, with finance arranged through Manufacturers Hanover and Charterhouse, which acted for the brothers in the past.
8. 2nd rd, Deal: Rossall 4, Loretto - Stowe 3, Marlborough 2 - Wrekin 4, Stonyhurst 1 - Wellington 4, St Bees 1 - Tonbridge 4, Cranleigh 1 - Charterhouse 4, Lancing - Merchiston 5, Clifton 0 - Blundell's 3, The Leys 2 - Stowe 3, Rossall 2 - Wrekin 3, Willington 1.
9. Their likely opponents in the second round are Charterhouse, if they get the better of Highgate today, writes Ted Barrett.
10. Royal Bank of Scotland, for instance, has only an upmarket service through stockbroker Charterhouse Tilney.
11. - 3rd rd: Tonbridge 4, Charterhouse Merchiston 3, Blundell's 2; Edinburgh Acad 3, Eastbourne 2; Harrow 4, Fettes 1; Whitgift 4, Eaton 1; Malvern 3, King Edward's Birmingham 2.
12. Charterhouse have won this massive foursomes festival - including 10-man teams of old boys from 64 public schools - three times in the 1980s over the Royal Cinque Ports and Royal St George's.
13. Charterhouse Tilney, the agency broker, continues to pick off the City's rising stars with consumate ease.