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Schools, 1832

4 stories in Sydney's papers

Select Poetry. Epilogue to the New Comedy of the School of Coquettes

The Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser · Saturday 21 January 1832 · page 4

[?]WHAT have I done! renounced the power to vex, The will to flirtâthat charter of our sex! Curb'd to one aim, the thousand aims of life, And grownâoh heaven[?] domesticâyet a wife?…

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Treatment of Convit Servants, by Assignees, and of Our Free Orphan Boys Apprenticed out by the Church and School Corporation

The Sydney Monitor · Saturday 12 May 1832 · page 2

We understand, that in the examination of Messrs. Berry and Wolstonecraft's four men (Charles Dunn, John M'Cudden, James Bevistock, and William Lahee),…

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For the Bishop of London. the Church & School Corporation. to the Editor of the Sydney Monitor. Howe's Punt Haukesbury, July 7, 1832

The Sydney Monitor · Saturday 21 July 1832 · page 2

Mr. Editor, I am truly glad that you have taken up the subject of Education. The attention of the public being now directed to it, must draw attention from those whose duty it is to pro…

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King's College or School

The Australian · Friday 14 September 1832 · page 3

MR. EDITOR,—On the arrival of his Excellency Governor Bourke, this Establishment was again attempted, under the superintendence of the Archdeaconry of this Colony. The Reverend J, Innes…

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