New South Wales School of Arts
Last evening's meeting of the Sydney Institute terminated too late for the publication in our number of this morning, of as full a report of the proceedings as…
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The Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts
THE Annual General Meeting of the above Institution was held at their Rooms, Church Hill, on Friday Evening last. In the absence of Major Mitchell, the President of the Institution from…
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THE interests of education are of such param [?]unt importance to the moral and physical dovelopement of this rising colony, as well as over the whole Christian…
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THE first anniversary meeting of this Society was held in the Pulteney Hotel, on the evening of Monday, the 29th Mr. George Washington Walker, of the Society of Friends, in the…
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The first Anniversary Meeting of the above was held at the Pulteney Hotel on Monday last, Mr. Walker, of the Society of Friends, in the chair; the report was…
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GENTLEMEN—The Australian School Society whose anniversary meeting was hold on the 29th ultimo, having passed through one year of its existence, and opened its school in Hart's…
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"It is quite refreshing to turn from the mill-horse political discussion, to which all Newspaper men are, more or less, perpetually fastened, to one so beneficial to…
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THERE is nothing more fatal to liberty than ignorance I for the civilization of a people is the best guarantee for the preservation of their freedom.—So say our Ministers here, in some introductory remarks for…
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SIR,—Being a warm friend to education,—and particularly to such systems as introduce its first elements,—I peruse with grout interest every discussion which arises…
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The following is a Copy of the Regulations adverted to in our last as issued from the Office of the Commissioners in Dublin:â…
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SIR,—Having for many years of my life felt growing attachment to the whole Word of God, and a growing conviction, "that the foolishness of God is wiser than men, and the weakness of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Sydney Herald. Thursday, June 16, 1836. "Sworn to no Master, of no Sect am I." Clergy and Schools. Despatches on the Subject of the Clergy and School Establishments of New South Wales
Extract from His Excellency Sir Richard Bourke's Despatch, No. 76, of 30 September, 1833, to the Right Honorable E. G. stanelym Secretary of State for the Colonies…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Clergy and Schools. Despatches on the Subject of the Clergy and School Establishments of New South Wales Extract from His Excellency Sir Richarr Bourke's Despatch, No. 76, of Sept. 30, 1833, to the Right Honorable E. G. Stanley, Secretaty of State for the Colonies
SIR—Having lately received the order of the King in Council for dissolving the Church and School Corporation in New South Wales, unaccompanied by any…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Colonial Statistics. Clergy and Schools. Dispatches on the subject of the Clergy and School Establishments of New South Wales. to the Right Hon. E. G. STANLEY. Sydney, September 30, 1833
SIR,—Having lately received the order of the King in Council for dissolving the Church and School Corporation in New South Wales, unaccompanied by any intimation of the views of His Majesty's…
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WE were just going to press our last number when we received a copy of His Excellency the GOVERNOR'S Dispatch to the Secretary of State for the Colonies, on the Churches and…
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Despatches on the subject of the Clergy and School Establishments of New South Wales. Extract from His Excellency Sir Richard Bourke's Despatch, No. 76, of 30 September, 1833, to…
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IN our remarks, in our last number but one, on that part of His Excellency the Governor's Dispatch to the Right Honorable the Secretary of State for the colonies, as well as on the…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Religious Intelligence. REGULATIONS and DIRECTIONS to be attended to in making Application to the Board of Commissioners of Nattional Education for aid towards the Building of School-Houses, or for support of Schools. I. on Building School-houses
1. WHEN aid is sought from the Commissioners for building a School-house the site of the intended building is to be described, the tenure by which it is held stated, and a plan of the house, with estimates…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Literature and Science. REVIEW. Explanation of the Plan of the Irish National Schools, showing its peculiar Aduptation to New South Wales, and the Complete Provision made by it for the Religious Instruction of each Child in the faith of his Parents, in addition to a General Education conducive to the Formation of good men and useful Citizens; in Reply to Observations continued in The Colonist newspaper
New South Wales, and the Complete Provision made by it for the Religious Instruction of each Child in the faith of his Parents. in addition to a General Education conducive to the…
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It would occupy too much of your time, to enter upon all the proceedings of your Committee during the past year. One matter of great importance, however,…
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