The School System
WE feel in duty bound to express our gratitude for the "admiration" with which our contemporary of the Gazette regards our "vigilance." Indeed, we should be culpable to sleep at our post while so…
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Edinburgh School of Arts
The following is a brief outline of an excellent lecture delive red in Nov. last, in the Edinburgh School of Arts, by the Rev. Mr. Bennie, on the advantages of such institutions to the…
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YESTERDAY evening, a deputation from the Committee of the Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts, (consisting of Messrs. Cowlishaw, Patten, and John Bibb.) waited upon Mr. Charles Kemp,…
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Hush! 'tis a holy hour--the quiet room Seems like a temple, while yon soft lamp sheds A faint arid starry radiance through the gloom, And the sweet stillness, down on fair young…
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WE are informed, that the Committee for Lectures, have resolved to have the lectures begun next week; and accordingly, Mr. Rennie has been appointed to give the opening lecture…
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THESE two establishments, so well deserving of support, are visited daily by a charitable lady of high character and respectability, who, in reply to some questions we put to her relative to the kind of…
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On Friday evening, the opening lecture was delivered by Mr. Reunie to a very crowded audience, not only the Theatre, but the Committee room adjoining, being choke full. The gas was…
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ON Tuesday evening, Mr. Rennie delivered a lecture to a very full audience, explanatory of the fine models of bridges and roofs, presented by the Surveyor-General, Sir T. L. Mitchell…
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IN the absence of other subjects of general discussion, we hardly know of any which may possess more interest than those which are held [?] to the public, in the shape of general…
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This Meeting, which excited so much attention among all classes of the community (mirabile dictu) turned out a failure. About a dozen individuals assembled, including the chairman,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Original Poetry. a School-of-arts Jeu D'esprit. Read by Mr. Rennie on Tuesday, 29th June
"Thus they in mutual accusation spent The fruitless hours, but neither self-condemning; And of their vain contest appeared no end."—…
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We had the pleasure of attending the examination of the lads upon this establishment on Thursday last, and were exceedingly gratified by the ready and intelligent manner in which…
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AGENT'S OFFICE, 11, KING-STREET EAST. 9TH JUNE, 1841.—Notice is hereby given, that on Tuesday, the 12th day of October next, the following lands, forming a portion of the estates…
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[?] Monday evening, the lecture room of the [?]chool of Arts was crowded to the door, long [?]fore the time announced for taking the chair, [?]d as length there was [?]ely standing room,…
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IT is a common saying that you cannot judge of a house by one brick of it: Parliament seems to think quite the reverse—that by single bricks it is the best way to judge of houses…
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Monday evening, of the most densely [?]ded and respectable audiences ever before [?] at the School of Arts, assembled to hear [?] termination of the debate on apparitions…
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GENTLEMEN,—During the debate of last Monday evening, at the School of Arts, Professor Rennie, in the exercise of his assumed authority, of Literary Dictator of New South Wales,…
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It is a common saying that you cannot judge of a house by one brick of it: Parliament seems to think quite the reverse- that by single bricks is the best way to judge of houses. Thursday…
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"To drink, or not to drink, that is the question," the subject for debate last Monday evening, attracted the largest audience we have ever seen in the building. The large table had been…
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ON Monday evening, no fewer than seventyseven new members were ballotted for and admitted; and besides members, about one hundred strangers paid for admission to hear the…
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