Meanings of old academy in English

The first Baptist meeting was held in the old academy, in 1832, the Rev.

She has taught in that old academy long enough, I am sure she has.

The institution was very popular in its day, and a great advance upon the old academy.

Despatch received, and am much pleased; think you could add new luster to the old academy.

Rodon is a target for Tottenham Hotspur, with Swansea expecting a bid for the 22-year- old academy product.

Southgate described the save as "phenomenal" and tipped the 23-year- old academy graduate for international recognition.

On the 2nd of August of the same year the last seance of the old academy was held.

Marin denied the allegation, saying that the meeting in question had been merely a gathering of old academy classmates.

It carries me back to the dear old academy, the village green, the elm trees' shade, and all the sweet memories of youth.

In 1747, he was elevated to the rank of baron, after bequeathing his estates to the crown to endow the old academy at Soroe.

That Jean Baptiste Suard, the first perpetual secretary of the new, had been a member of the old academy, is the one connecting link.

Robert Lee obtained his first schooling at the old academy in Alexandria, then taught by a Mr. Leary, who remained always his good friend.

The meetings were held wherever a room could be obtained, the court-house, old academy building, and other public rooms being frequently used for the purpose.

On TV: BBC Two Ross Kane, a 21-year- old academy prop, will make his competitive debut for Ulster in their opening Guinness Pro12 fixture.

I applauded you once, when you declaimed that years ago in the old Academy.

Stewart and Decatur were of about the same age, and attended the old Academy in Philadelphia.