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Schools, 1835

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Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts

The Sydney Monitor · Wednesday 22 April 1835 · page 2

A meeting of the Committee of this valuable Institution took place on Monday evening, for the purpose of determining upon the course to be adopted with regard…

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Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts

The Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser · Thursday 23 April 1835 · page 2

We had much pleasure in learning that preparations hare been made to resume courses of lectures at this very useful institution in the ensuing winter…

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Literature and Science. Colonial Literature. I.—Four Lectures on the Horticulture of New South Wales, delivered at the Mechanics' School of Arts, Sydney. By Thomas Shepherd. Sydney, M'Garvie

The Colonist · Thursday 23 April 1835 · page 4

WE beg to recommend this unassuming but highly useful publication to the attention to all agriculturists and horticulturists in New South Wales, for many of the very judicious remarks it…

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Sydney Mechanic's School of Arts

The Australian · Friday 24 April 1835 · page 2

On Monday last a meeting of the members of the above Institution took place for the purpose of determining the course to be adopted for the ensuing season, in…

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Colonial Politics. High Schools, Colleges, Universities

The Colonist · Thursday 30 April 1835 · page 1

SHORTLY after the commencement of this journal, we devoted no fewer than three consecutive leading articles to the important object of pointing out the propriety, the expediency, and the…

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Colonial Politics. High Schools, Colleges, Universities

The Colonist · Thursday 7 May 1835 · page 1

A PORTION of our leading article of last week was occupied. in urging the. propriety of allowing salaries from the Public Treasury of 100/. per annum each, to all the Head-masters or…

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Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts

The Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser · Tuesday 2 June 1835 · page 3

THE INTRODUCTORY LECTURE to the COURSE of this Season, will be delivered by the Vice President, the Rev. H. CARMICHAEL, on the Evening of Wednesday, the 10th Current…

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Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts

The Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser · Tuesday 9 June 1835 · page 2

Tomorrow evening the Rev. H. Carmichael, Vice President of this Instution will deliver an introductory lecture at the rooms on Church Hill. It is…

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School of Arts

The Colonist · Thursday 11 June 1835 · page 5

THE Rev, H. Carmichael, A.M., delivered an Introductory Lecture yesterday evening, to, the members' of the Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts. The Lecture was intended to exhibit the…

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Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts

The Sydney Monitor · Saturday 13 June 1835 · page 2

The Introductory Lecture for the season was delivered at the Society's Rooms, on Wednesday evening, by the Vice-president, the Rev. H. Carmichael, to a highly…

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Extracts. Origin of Infant Schools

The Sydney Herald · Thursday 18 June 1835 · page 4

The claim of Mr. Robert Owen to be considered the founder of "the first infant school in the world" is inadmissible. Infant schools were instituted at least…

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School of Arts

The Sydney Herald · Thursday 18 June 1835 · page 2

As may be readily conceived, some difficulty has been felt on my part, in framing a few observations introductory to the Lectures of this season, so as to avoid repetition…

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Presbyterian Sabbath School Society

The Colonist · Thursday 25 June 1835 · page 5

A PUBLIC MEETING of members of the Presbyterian communion having been held in the Lecture Room in the Gallery of the Scots Church, Sydney, on the evening of Monday the…

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Lecture on Temperance. [Delivered by the Rev. Mr. SAUNDERS, in the Australian School society's Boys' School, Hart's Buildings, Pitt Street, on the evening of Friday, the 12th current.]

The Colonist · Thursday 25 June 1835 · page 3

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,—The important subject advertised for our present consideration would lead me to shrink from the task of delivering this lecture, did I not see myself…

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Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts

The Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser · Tuesday 30 June 1835 · page 3

It is graifying to witnese the interest no[?] taken by the public in the cause of this this Institution, and the zeal of its Members to awaken something like a taste for literary…

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Original Correspondence. Infant Schools. To the Editors of the Sydney Herald

The Sydney Herald · Thursday 2 July 1835 · page 2

GENTLEMEN,—I have read in some of your late papers, extracts from the Times, respecting Infant Schools, from which it appears, that Lord Brougham and Robert…

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Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts

The Australian · Friday 3 July 1835 · page 3

IT afforded us sincere pleasure to listen to the Lecture on Geology delivered on Wednesday evening last at the Theatre of the above named Institution by Dr…

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Colonial Statistics. Lecture on Temperance. [Concluded.] [Delivered by the Rev. Mr. SAUNDERS, in the Australian School Society's Boys' School, Hart's Buildings, Pitt Street, on the evening of Friday, the 12th current.]

The Colonist · Thursday 9 July 1835 · page 2

HAVING thus defended the designation of the society, allow me to show the manner in which, in the present, and two subsequent lectures, I intend to treat the subject:—first, the medical—second,…

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Mechanics' School of Arts

The Sydney Monitor · Wednesday 15 July 1835 · page 2

WHEN this Institution was yet in e[?]bryo, we were asked our opinion of its success. We gave our opinio that Sydney would not be ripe for such an Institution for twenty years…

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Literature and Science. Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts. Extracts From Lectures Delivered on Geology, by C. NICHOLSON, M.D. LECTURE I.

The Colonist · Thursday 16 July 1835 · page 6

WE are induced to present our readers with few extracts from Dr. Nicholson's Lectures. From the interest with which the science of Geology is now culdvated in England, and the important…

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