Discussion at the School of Arts
On Monday, the 9th instant, this discussion was resumed, when Mr. DAVIS read the following speech:-- MR. CHAIRMAN, LADIES, AND GENTLEMEN,--…
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Lecture Ii. Delivered at the School of Arts, Wednesday 19Th August, 1841, on the History of Intemperance
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,--The task allotted to me, by your Committee, is to lecture on the History of Intemperance; by which is intended the intemperance occasioned by the use of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Lecture Iii. Substance of a Lecture on the Moral & Social Effects of Intemperance. Delivered by the Rev. Dr. Lang, In the Hall of the Mechanics' School of Arts, 25th August, 1841
In the series of Lectures, which are now in the course of delivery, for the advancement of the cause of Temperance in this Colony, it has fallen to me to point to you this evening the Moral and…
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ON Friday last his Excellency the Governor visited this insitution, and remained from ten o'clock, A.M., till twelve, examining with great minuteness and tact the various classes, and the domestic…
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The School of Arts was exceedingly well attended on Tuesday evening, to hear Mr. Prout's first lecture upon painting, and as we had predicted he was most enthusiastically…
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MR. EDITOR—When an orphan child is presented to the Rev. Mr. Brady for admittance be [?] "say no, and stand to it," The Rev. Mr. Brady was stopped one day in George-street, Windsor, by…
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ON Tuesday evening, Mr. Prout delivered his first lecture on the Principles of Painting, to a very crowded and respectable audience, in the theatre of the Mechanics' School of Arts. To…
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ON Tuesday evening, Mr. Prout delivered his third Lecture [?] the principles of Painting, in the School [?] Arts, to an audience much larger than could have been expected, considering the…
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MR. PRO[?]'S FOURTH AND CONCLUDING LECTURE ON THE PRINCIPLES OF PAINTING.—We have now, we are sorry to say, arrived at the "last scene of all" in these interesting and…
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The subject of the evening's Lecture is the "INFLUENCE OF INTEMPERANCE ON CRIME." That its influence is fearfully great, we are assured by the testimony of those who have had…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Domestic Intelligence. Mechanics' School of Arts. Mr. Stewart's Lecture on the Choice of a House
IN Mr. Stewart's lecture in the Choice of a Horse, at the School of Arts, after a short preface the lecturer said, I would address myself to those who are not particular in their choice of…
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THE importance of this Institution to the welfare and advancement of the class for whose instruction and improvement it was originally founded, renders it imperative on…
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ON Tuesday evening, notwithstanding the unusual attractions of the Victoria Theatre, we were happy to find that in the opinion of many sensible people, the School of Arts had its…
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The stormy meeting of Monday evening last, gave us no surprise, the happy termination of il, however, elicited no small degree of our admiration, in both senses of that equivocal…
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On Monday evening a special general meeting of the members of the School of Arts was held in the hall of that institution, for the purpose of considering some of the rules relating to the debating class…
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On Monday evening, a special general meeting of the members of the School of Arts was held in the hall of that institution, for the purpose of considering some of the rules relating to the debating…
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On Monday evening, a special general meeting of the members of the School of Arts was held in the hall of that institution, for the purpose of considering some of the rules relating to the debating…
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WE intended to make a few explanatory remarks on our strictures on Mr. Slatterie's first lecture, which, we are sorry to find, have been strangely misinterpreted by some individuals; but…
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ON Tuesday evening Mr. Slatterie delivered his third Lecture on the Philosophy of Modern History, in the Theatre of the School of Arts, The lecture was a decided improvement on his…
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IN room of Mr. Slatterie, who wes prevented, by indisposition from delivering his concluding lecture on the Philosophy of Modern History, on the evening of Friday, 8th instant, as…
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