Local Intelligence. Armidale School of Arts
On Tuesday evening last the first halfyearly meeting of the members of the Armidale School of Arts was held, in the reading room of the institution. The attendance…
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Local Intelligence. Armidale School of Arts
WE now give a summary of the introductory lecture in connection with the School of Arts, delivered by the Rev. T. McCarthy on Thursday Evening, 17th instant:—…
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The Rev. Mr. Hungerford's lecture on Astronomy was fortunately postponed until Monday evening last, which proved very fine and mild for the season. Before the…
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THE annual meeting in connection with the School of Arts was held on Monday evening, in the temporary court-house, pursuant to advertisement. The weather,…
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ON Monday evening last Mr. Geo. Markham delivered a lecture in connection with the School of Arts, in the temporary court-house. The subject was geology, and the object…
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It is a fact well known that the willing horse is always made to do the work, and those that are troublesome, from their laziness, are during the while allowed to run…
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GENTLEMEN—It is not often that men who have received credit for discretion subject themselves to public ridicule by presumptuous, unfounded, or unauthorised…
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THE whole of Wednesday last was occupied in preparations for the Soiree appointed to take place during the evening in the new court-house. Bustling gentlemen who, for…
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The following is a report of the lecture delivered in connection with the School of Arts on Monday evening, 17th inst., by Mr. Boardman—Mr. Jas. M'Lean in the chair—…
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