Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts
It is gratifying to perceive that the Lectures now in progress at this Institution, notwithstanding the occasional and unavoidable failure of some of the…
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Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney, 15th Oct., 1834. Lands of the Late Church and School Corporation
AT Twelve o'clock on Friday, the 21st November next, William Juques, licensed auctioneer, under the direction of Henry Fisher, Esq., Agent for the Church and School…
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GENTLEMEN—It is with much pleasure that I observed it announced in Monday's number of your Journal, that it is the intention of an amateur astronomer to exhibit…
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SIR,--I have with much pleasure read in your journal, the letter from your Appin subscriber and P. P. The subject of their letters is one of the last importance to the…
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The following Lecture on Horticulture, was delivered by Mr. Shepherd of Darling Nursery, a few nights since at the Sydney Mechanic's School of Arts…
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On Wednesday evening Mr. SHEPHERD gave a second Lecture on Horticulture; the subject of which was the description and culture of esculent plants. He…
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Yesterday evening Mr. Cox began his course of lectures, and communicated in a pleasing and familiar manner the sublime truths of Astronomy. Those truths which…
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Second Lecture on the Horticulture of New South Wales, delivered by Mr. Thos. Shepherd, of the Darling Nursery, on Wednesday, the 5th November, 1834, in the…
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The lecturer exhibited again on Wednesday evening the transparency or diagram, showing the twelve signs of the Zodiac, which had been imperfectly seen on the preceding Wednesday, on…
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On Wednesday evening Mr. Shepherd gave his promised lecture on fruit trees, commencing with the apple. He named a long list of excellent varieties of this…
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Mr. Cox completed his course of lectures on Astronomy on Wednesday evening.-- He shewed in a clear manner, both by means of globes and diagrams, the causes…
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Third Lecture on the Horticulture of Australia, delivered at the Mechanics' Institution, Sydney, on Wednesday, the 26th November, 1834, by Mr. Shepherd, of the…
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THIS useful, and, we are glad to say, thriving institution, closed its last session for the present year on the evening of Wednesday last. His Excellency the…
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On Wednesday evening, the last lecture for the present season, was delivered by Mr. Cox, at this institution. The subject treated was Astronomy, and the lecture consisted of…
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