The Insolvent Court As a School of Humanity. (From the Freeman's Journal.)
There are times when the virtues of those whom we know pretty well inspire us with very much more astonishments than their vices. When we say…
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Schools of Agriculture. (From the Cumberland Times.)
PERHAPS the greatest difficulty which parents of the middle classes have to surmount. in connection with the bringing up of their sons, is to provide respectable and…
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ON Monday night last any person passing along the upper portion of Newcome-strect might have seen one of the Industrial School girls in a state of perfect nudity, with…
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THE Albury Banner of Saturday has the following sensible remarks on this subject:—The address delivered at Kiama by Professor Smith, the…
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SIR,—It is a subject for congratulation that the people of Wagga Wagga, while using every energy to promote the commercial, pastoral, and agricultural interests of the…
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THE following humorous speech was delivered by Mr. Winterbotham, in the House of Commons during the debate on the Education Code. The hon…
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REFERRING to the letter under the above heading, published in our columns a few issues back, the Australasian says:- The WAGGA WAGGA ADVERTISER…
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THE following humorous speech was delivered by Mr Winterbotham, in tho House of Commons during the debate on the Education Code. The hon. gentleman said, "that one…
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SIR,—Will you allow me a corner in your paper ? I am happy to Bay that though Tarcutta is in a manner isolated comparatively with many other places in this colony there is now a literary gentleman, Mr…
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THE ceremony of laying the Foundation Stone of the new Public School was performed at 4 o'clock on Monday afternoon, by His Honor the Chief Justice, Sir Alfred…
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SIR ALFRED STEPHEN, when laying the foundation stone of hte Public School at Wagga Wagga, on the 2nd isnt., delivered the following able and excellent address:—…
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