The School of Arts
MR. CAPE, Head Master of the Sydney College, delivered an entertaining and instructive Lecture in the Mechanics' School of Arts, on Friday evening last. The audience, which we were sorry…
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Report of the Home and Colonial Infant School Society
The present age has been distinguished from all that have preceded it, as well by an extensive and laborious investigation into the moral and physical state of the labouring classes, as by a…
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SIR,—Observing in your last number, a paragraph acknowledging the receipt of a letter, "complaining of the present management of St. James' Sunday School, and that it is rapidly…
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ON Friday evening last, Mr. Cape, Head Master of the Sydney College, delivered his second lecture on English Literature. As, in the first division of his subject, he had treated upon the…
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ON Friday evening last, the Rev. Mr. Mackenzie, of the Australian College, delivered the first portion of his Lectures on the Properties of Matter, and we were happy to observe that it…
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ON Friday evening last, the Rev. Mr. Mackenzie delivered his second Lecture on the Properties of Matter. Without adverting, in any way, to the vain and metaphysical speculations…
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ON Friday evening last, the Rev. Mr. Mackenzie delivered his second Lecture on the Properties of Mutter. Without adverting, in any way, to the vain and metaphysical speculations…
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On Friday last, the Rev. Mr. Mackenzie lectured on the subject of Gravitation, and, in a clear and argumentative manner, introduced to the notice of his bearers many of the phenomena which…
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WE are happy to hear that the Sunday School of St. Phillip's Church is in a very flourishing condition. On Sunday last no less than a hundred and seventy-eight children attended, and…
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IN our last number we expressed our regret, that circumstances prevented us from giving a more connected outline of Mr. Mackenzie's third lecture in the School of Arts, and we then promised to…
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THE Annual Meeting of the Irish School Society took place yesterday (May 17) in the Hanover Square Rooms. After several excellent speeches had been delivered by Lord Galloway, the Rev. Mr…
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ON Friday evening last, Mr. Carmichael delivered the first of two lectures on Pneumatics. He began by recalling to the recollection of the audience the general outline presented to the…
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ON Friday October 13, Mr. Carmichael delivered the first of two lectures on Pneumatics. He began by recalling to the recollection of the audience the general outline presented to the…
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ON Friday evening last, Mr. Carmichael resumed the subject of Pneumatics. The main object attempted during the preceding evening's lecture, he observed, was to…
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THERE is a great error in education, at the present day, which it behoves us to guard against with the utmost vigilance, lest, after all our boasted improvements in useful and scientific knowledge,…
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ON Friday October 20, Mr. Carmichael resumed the subject of Pneumatics. The main object attempted during the preceding evening's lecture, he observed, was to…
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IN England there is scarcely any more lucrative occupation to persons well qualified, that is to young females of good sense, good temper, and good breeding,…
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SIR,—An article headed "Preparatory Schools," appeared in the last number of The Sydney Times, purporting to show the great benefit which would be derived, not only to the "State," but…
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The Meeting called together by a requisition of a number of gentlemen, took place yesterday as above stated. The hour announced was twelve o'clock, by…
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THE periodical labour of this useful and highly important Institution terminated on Friday evening, the 3rd November, when Dr. Nicholson delivered an interesting lecture on Agricultural…
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