The Cundletown Public School Exhibition
THIS attractive affair took place in accordance with the statement on my complimentary card of admission on Friday, 23rd December ultimo. The proceedings…
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School of Arts, Wingham. Annual Meeting
THE annual meeting of the members of the School of Arts, Wingham, was held on Friday evening last. There was a very good attendance. J. A. Creagh, Esq., the…
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GENTLEMEN,—The Committee of the Cundletown School of Arts have much pleasure in submitting to the members this the fourth half-yearly report of the institution, for the…
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THE reports of the committees of the Schools of Arts, at Wingham, and Cundle respectively, are very satisfactory. They show that a larger amount of interest than…
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IT is always well to make the best of matters. There is no use in kicking against the pricks. To sit down and cry for the moon is only time wasted. Dr. Pearson…
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No one looks for any great amount of consistency in the action of the “powers that be.” Sometimes the inconsistency takes such a determined course, that one is…
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DIRECTLY I saw the advertisement, of the concert to be held at the School of Arts, Cundle, under the auspices of the Public School, I determined to be there, if I could…
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IN spite of the strenuous efforts of the State to raise the status of the rising generation, so as to enable them to cope with the vast strides civilisation has made, and is making,…
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INCLUDED in the Estimates passed by Parliament last session for public instruction was an item of [?] establishment cookery classes [?] children…
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GENTLEMEN.—The Committee of the Cundle town School of Arts, have pleasure in submitting to the members this the fifth-hall yearly report of the Institution for the…
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An arrangement which will effect a very great saving of time in the erection of Public schools has just been completed by the Department of Public Instruction. A series of…
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On Friday evening last there was a pretty good attendance at the School of Arts, Wingham, to hear a very good essay on Slung, read by Mr. E. Rye, junr., and…
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The programme for this evening, at the School of Arts, Wingham, will consist of Reading, Recitation, and a Discussion upon topics to be chosen in the following…
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A Sabbath School, in connection with the Church of England, was inaugurated, at the Wingham Church on Sunday last…
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ON Tuesday evening last I went to the Concert, at Cundletown, given by the pupils of the Cundletown Public School, assisted by some kindly disposed ladies and…
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IF the compulsory clauses of the Public Instruction Act are to be valuable, it will arrive chiefly from a general observance of their provisions. It certainly appears to…
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On Friday last a very pleasant evening, was spent by an appreciative audience, at the School of Arts. A most interesting lecture was delivered by the Reverend Wm…
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Mr. Taylor, one of the Monmouthshire inspectors of schools, cites the following answers given to his questions in geography by pupil teachers under examination:—"King John…
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