"A School of Arts for Newcastle."
THE fact that in a somewhat hasty perusal of the new Municipalities' Act the other day we overlooked a clause conferring the power upon a Municipal Council of establishing a…
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Schools, 1868
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Letters to the Editor. the Hon. Henry Parkers and the Public Schools. To the Editor of the Newcastle Chronicle
In my last communication to you on this subject, I stated that Lwould endeavour to show that the Act, as administered by and under Mr. arker, it being made to subserve his ambition to retain and obtain political…
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HEXHAM.—Pupils enrolled: Boys, 26; girls, 24 ; total, 50. Pupils present at the examination: Boys, 21 ; girls, 16; total 37. The organization is defective; the children are two…
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In previous issues of this journal we have given some particulars with reference to the condition of the Public and Denomination Schools in the Newcastle district, during the…
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Sir- The successful working of such an Institution, as the industrial School, is of Sufficient public importance to render any startling irregularities within its jurisdiction, a fit…
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On Tuesday, August 4, the annual fe[?] the St. Luke's Church of England School [?] held at Wallsend. The children Assembled at an early hour and walked in precession [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Letters to the Editor. the School of Arts. To the [?] fo the [?]
Sin— I am glad to sen faim your report of the pro fo the Borugh Councial that the Municqal Connal have [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Letters to the Editor. Raymond Terrace School of Arts. To the Editor of the Newcastle Chronicle
Sir-In your issue of Saturday, 8th August, I notice some passing remarks from your Tomago and Raymond Terrace corespondents, referring to the musical melange given by the [?] of the Raymond Terrace School…
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The Committee recently appointed, on the motion of Aid. Rodgers, for the purpose of devising the best means of carrying out the establishment of a Free library and School of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Raymond Terrace School of Arts Entertainment. To the Editor of the Newcastle Chronicle
Sir-In your issue of the 15th, appears a letter signed 'Yours Truly,' in full, commenting on a paragraph the I sent you in reference to the entertainment given a short time since in the School of Arts. The writer en…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Letters to the Editor. the Bible in Our Schools. To the Editor of the Newcastle Chronicle
Sir-I sec in hist Saturday's Chronicle some comments made on my letter (which appeared in your issue of the 6th instant) by your West Maitland correspondent, That gentleman says it is not his is intention to…
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ALTHOUGH there was but a sorry pennyworth of bread to a vast amount of sack, at the recent meeting of the School of Arts Committee ; or, in other words, although…
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As the time is now rapidly upproacliing (jit: lei\at we, really hope so) vrhuh Newcastle will bou^t"the .posHcssion of a literary institution, whose chief features will be modelled after the ! Mechanics' Institutes of th« mother country, ' and the Schools of Avt of the colonies, it will ;…
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We return to this interesting subject, as promised on Tuesday last,but before entering upon it we would remind our readers, that our remarks are not confined to the system…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →ltAYMOND TBRRA<5l3 School of A11t3. T» the Editor o/lht NeauutU Chrouicit
Silt-My attention hits btcn called to your Hiiyuinnd Torruco corieipondenca of tlio 25lli iu«t»nt, in which was published unotitiimtion of un euuy about to bo it-livured in coimeotiun witli our School of Ai ts. Your…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Letters to the Editor. the School Gf Arts. To the Editor of the Editor of the Naccastle Chronide
Sir ? At a meeting in the Earnest Men'a Rendingroom, on Tuesday evening lait, of the members of the Into School of Arta, it wan unanimously resolved to susitute the School of Arts in Newcastle, and…
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Sir-At a meeting on Thursday evening. Mr. Harvey and others appeared to think that if the forthcoming election is conducted in accordance with tho existing rules, that all the office bearers elected must serve for…
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A meeting of the members of the above institution was hold at the reading-room, in tho Market-square, on Thursday evening last, for the nomination of officers for the ensuing year…
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The meeting in connection with the above newly- formed institution, held in the Reading-room, in the Market-square, on Thursday day evening last, was of an exceedingly…
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An adjournsd meeting of the members of the above institution was beld In the Reading Boom, on Thursday evening last, for the purpose of nominating officers for the ensuing year…
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