We were first made to register our names for the course and immediately after and to my total surprise we were informed that each of us would receive a stipend of Rs.500 for attending the course.

In 1714 he received a stipend from the king, which enabled him to go abroad for several years, which he spent principally in France and Italy.

My part of the assignment was over that day and I received a small stipend for my work from the Goa Foundation.

I had various correspondence, especially with Mr Lubbock, and on Dec. 13th I wrote to him on the necessity of stipends to Members of Senate.

They earn but a small stipend in that profession, because they have rarely gone through a sufficiently strict course of study themselves.

But these efforts, and an annual Seatonian, were ill adapted to support a poet who had recently appended a wife and family to a phenomenal appetite for strong waters, and who, moreover, had just been deprived of his stipend as a fellow.

All over the island it was the custom, and remains so I believe to this day, for the players to receive their weekly stipend on the Saturday.

They often add to their modest stipend by extra work, such as teaching in the evening classes, playing the organ in church, and writing, or some such work after school hours.

It must be evident, of course, that the motive of the Commission is not an endorsement of the blasphemous gospel of Success, by adding penalty to the self-denying clergy; what is painfully obvious is their apparent unbounded confidence that there are no clergy sufficiently foolish to sacrifice stipend at the call of faith's venture!

The tutor's stipend per term was £50.