Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts
A Public Meeting of the friends to the formation of a Mechanics' Institution in Sydney, to be designated the "Sydney Mechanics" School of Arts," was held on Friday evening last, in the…
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Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts
On Friday evening a General Meeting took place at the Court House, for the purpose of forming a Mechanics' Institution, which was most numerously and respectably attended, not however to…
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A very numerous and respectable meeting, chiefly composed of mechanics, assembled in the Court-house, King-street, on Friday evening last, for the…
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We have already stated that 200 men, lovers of morals and intelligence, assembled on a rainy night last week to form a Mechanics' School of Arts. The…
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We are glad to notice that the Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts has commenced its labours auspiciously. The introductory lecture of this institution,…
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REVEREND SIR,—I have now the pleasure of forwarding to you our Animal Report for the year 1831, which I trust you will find worthy of a careful perusal. It contains some startling facts…
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On the Utility and Importance of imparting Instruction to Mechanics, by means of Mechanics' Institutes, School's of Arts, &c. There are many well meaning and sensible…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →APPENDIX D. Extract from a Report of an Introductorary Lecture delivered the opening of the "Sydney Mechanics School of Arts,' by the Rev. Henry Carmichael, M a one of the professor of the Austrahan College. Sydney, March 23, 1833
"As bearing upon the importance of wid[?]ning the facilities of investigation into the physica resources of this Colony it does not seem out of place here to remark, that another member of…
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SIR, I wish to call the attention of the Colonial Government to the following, thinking that the evils I am abouto complain of, would, if removed, prove…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Boyhood of Cranmer—schools Before the Reformation. (From the Quarterly Review.)
Cranmer received his early education from a parish-clerk. This may seem singular, for he was of gentle blood, and was entered at Cambridge amongst "the better sort of students." But…
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WE perceive the Government is advertising for tenders to build a King's School. We are very sorry for it. The Government of New South Wales, for many years, has…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney, 10th Dec. 1833. Orphan Schools
NOTICE is hereby given, that tenders will be received at this office on Saturday the 21st of this month, at noon, for furnishing for the male and female Orphan Schools, the supplies…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney, 17th Dec. 1833. King's School
THE Tenders received under the Notice of the 29th October 1833, for performing the Carpenters' and Joiners' Work of the King's School, at Parramatta being considered greatly…
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