Newcastle School of Arts
The half-yearly meeting of the above institution was held in the market buildings on Thursday evening last. The meeting was not [?] large as was anticipated, but general…
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Schools, 1874
99 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 3 of 5
Public Schools and the Administration of Law relating thereto
WE commend to the notice of our fellowtownsmen of Wallsend the public spirited efforts of our neighbours at Lambton. Not only are they uniting for the redress of local…
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DEAR SIR,—I attended the debate of the Wallsend School of Arts debating class on Wednesday evening last, with a view of satisfying my curiosity, which was aroused by the letter (or I should say…
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On Wednesday evening last the debating class met for their usual fortnightly debate: the president, J. Y. Neilson Esq., presided, and the new ministry, viz., Messrs Willis, Westacott, Turner, and Rushton…
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The following principal members of the Committee of the Teachers' Association have been subjected by the Council of Education to the penalties set forth below, for their connection…
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The decisive action taken by the Council of Education, in regard to the Teachers, caused, some surprise throughout the city, yesterday afternoon. As the public are not in possession…
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The following letter is the reply of the secretary of the Teacher's Association to the demand of the Council of Education to show cause why he should not be dismissed:…
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This (Wednesday) evening the debating class hold their fortnightly debate, when the following very interesting subject will be debated, viz., "Should education be secular, free, and compulsory?" The…
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Since the decision of the Council of Education, announced in our columns last week, three of the suspended teachers, viz., Messrs. Bridges, Matthews, and Adams, have laid…
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We wish to direct attention to an advertisement in another column calling tenders for the erection of a Public School at Greta. This is another indication that the population of this rising township is on…
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A highly instructive and interesting debate place at the above institute on Wednesday evening last. The attendance was large,—the public being admitted free, and invited to take part in the…
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ON Monday evening last an entertainment of this description, under the auspices of the committee and members of the Wallsend School of Arts, was given in Harris'…
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On Wednesday evening next the debating class will hold their usual fortnightly debate, when the ministry will introduce the following subject:—"Whether was William Wallace or William Tell…
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On Wednesday evening last a very interesting and spirited debate took place at the School of Arts reading-room on the following question:—"Whether was William Wallace or William Tell the greater…
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The adjourned debate on the subject "Whether was William Wallace or William Tell the greater patriot?" will be resumed in the hall of the above institute this evening…
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The members of this institution held their usual fortnightly debate on Wednesday evening last, when the adjourned debate on the question,—"Whether was William Wallace or William Tell…
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ON SUNDAY last the anniversary services in connection with the above church were celebrated with great success, the weather being beautifully, fine. Three sermons were…
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Old Wednesday evening next, 16th inst, the new ministry, viz, Messrs, Laing Fryar, Ross and, Barnes, will introduce the following subject for debate, viz, "Which, does she most to produce…
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A second public meeting of "persons favourable to the maintenance of Church of England schools, and opposed to the proposal for it Secular, Compulsory, and Free system…
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On Wednesday evening last the debate notified in Saturday's issue on "Intemperance v. Ignorance, which of the two was the greatest incentive to crime?" duly came off, and was well debated. There…
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