Windsor School of Arts Annual Meeting
On Monday evening last the annual meeting of the Windsor School of Arts was held, when there were about 30 gentlemen present, and considerable interest was manifested in the…
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Schools, 1890
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A Loss to the School of Arts
We feel sure that in Mr. G. C. Johnson the Windsor School of Arts has lost a most active and enthusiastic committeeman. There has not been a gentleman connected with that institution these…
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On Tuesday evening the Debating Society re commenced operations after the holidays, and there was a fair attendance. The Speaker occupied the Chair,…
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On Monday evening last the regular meeting of the Committee of the Windsor School of Arts was held, when there were present:-Messrs J. C. Fitzpatrick (in…
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The fifteenth annual meeting of the Windsor Grammar School Club was held in the school hall last Saturday, when the Rev. B. Keenan occupied the chair. The annual report stated that nine…
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The usual monthly meeting of the Committee of the above was held on Monday evening last, when the following members were present:—Messrs J. J. Fitzpatrick (in the chair), Holland, Padley, Kirk,…
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The following are a few of the new books which are to be placed on the library shelves in a few days:[?] "Haves," "Carlyon's year," " A Confidential…
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To the Editor. Sir,—The last monthly meeting of the School of Arts committee seems to have been a lively one, and it is to be regretted that some of the speakers were so intemperate in their utterances…
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The first of a series of Monthy Readings took place last Wednesday evening. The Hon. W. Walker occupied the Chair. An apology was read from the President, Mr. Mortiey, who was…
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On the 26th instant, a picnic-party, consisting of the Heads of the Educational Department, who were the gueste, and the Teachers of the Neapean District, the…
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The readings committee are working energetically to promote a tip-top programme for the next entertainment to be held on Tuesday evening, May 20th…
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On Monday evening last the usual monthly meeting was held, when there were present.: Messrs Mortley, (President) in the chair, Holland, Padley, Norton, Kirk, G. Hull, J. J. Fitzpatrick, J. C…
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The second entertainment in connection with the above took place on Tuesday evening last, when there was a moderate attendance. The President, Mr. F. J. Mortley, presided, and made…
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On Tuesday evening last, Mr. J. Fairfax gave an address in the Wesleyan Church Windsor, on " The History and Influence of Adult Sunday-schools in England." The Rev. I. W. Moore occupied the chair, and briefly introduced Mr…
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On Saturday last, Queen's birthday, the annual tea meeting of the above school was held in the chapel, which was tastefully decorated with flowers and fruit. There was a good number present,…
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The regular meeting of the School of Arts Committee will be held on Monday evening next at 8.15…
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The usual committee meeting was held on Monday evening, when there were present:—Mr. F. J. Mortley (President) in the chair, Hon. W. Walker (Trustee),…
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On Tuesday evening, last, the third of a series of entertainments, organized for the benefit of the Windsor School of Arts, was given in the Hall, when there was a good attendance. New scenery…
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To the Editor. SIR,—Now that the excitement RE a Superior Public School at Windsor, and this poor speck of humanity—myself—has apparently subsided, I, through the medium of…
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To the Editor, SIR.—Though a distant spectator of what is going on in your old town, I still take a warm interest in its up and downs, its pleasures and its troubles, and in nothing so much…
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