Campbell Town School
The pupils of the Catholic School, conducted by Mr. and Mrs. Webb, underwent an examination on Friday last, December—, and the prizes were awarded by the Rev. J. Goold, as follows:…
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REVIEW. The Life of the Van. J. B. de la Salle, Founder of the Christian Schools, with an Historical Sketch of the Institute to the Present Time. Translated from the French of Pere Garrenu, S. J. And also an Account of the Rise and Progress of the Society in Ireland. By the Christian Brothers. Dublin's Powell. 1843
"Monks," says a modern writer who ought to know better, "are a very strange, extinct species of the human family; the Gospel of Richard Arkwright once promulgated, no monk of the old sort is any…
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Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney, January 11.—The Undermentioned leases have been transmitted from the Colonial Secretary's Office to the Registrar General of New South…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Church of England. Letter circulating throughout England on behalf of the "Church Missionary College," now establishing. To the Reverend--,Head Master of the Grammar School, at--
REVEREND SIR--In submitting to your inspection the following extract from a letter, which I have lately received from the Bishop of Australia, and in calling your attention to the important object, to…
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LIKE all the other institutions in the colony, the Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts has felt the unexampled depression of the last three years, and has consequently…
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P[?]ANT to general notice, the members of this institution met in the theatre of the School on Tuesday evening, for the purpose of electing officers for the ensuing year, and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Original Correspondence. School of a Rts. To the Editors of the Sydney Morning Herald
GENTLEMEN,—In your Report of the Annual Meeting of the members of the School of Arts, on Monday last, you correctly state what I said of its "being frequently difficult to get a…
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ON Monday evening, the business of the Annual General Meeting of the members of this Institution, which had been adjourned from the Monday previous, was resumed, the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Original Correspondence. School of Arts. To the Editors of the Sydney Morning Herald
GENTLEMEN,—In a letter which I addressed to you some time ago respecting the attendance of the members of the Committee of the School of Arts, I said, that "Members go between…
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"ON the 10th of January, a number of influential gentlemen met at Maidstone, for the purpose of promoting a public scheme of agricultural education; on which…
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At a meeting of the General Committee of the School of Arts, held on Monday evening last, the following proposal was laid before the committee, when it was unanimously deemed proper to take…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Original Correspondence School at Concord. To the Editors of the Sydney Morning Herald
GENTLEMEN,—A few days ago I had the good fortune to receive an invitation to visit the school-house at Concord on Wednesday last, that being the anniversary of opening the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Original Correspondence. the Parramatta Sunday Schools. To the Editor of the 'Parramatta Chronicle.'
MR. EDITOR,--I beg leave to trouble you with the following outlines relative to the two Sunday Schools in connexion with the Wesleyan Methodit Chapels in in this town…
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Explanatory Remarte on Returns connected with his Estates of the late Church and School Corporation, laid before the Legislative Council, RETURNA A…
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IT is pretty gencrally known that it is to the exertions of Mr. Justice Burton that the inhabitants of Burwood and its vicinity are chiclly indebted for the establishment of the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →REPLY. To the Trustees of the School at Burwood, and the Inhabitants of the District
My Friends,—I receive with much thankfulness your affectionate address, and the expression of your kind feelings towards me on my approaching departure for Madras. The event which has…
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On Wednesday evening last this building was so excessively crowded by 7 o'clock that, coming a little after the time, it was with the utmost difficulty one could squeeze…
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ON Monday evening, Mr. Rae delivered the first of a series of lectures on the genius and and character of Burns. The lecture room was crowded in all parts, and many were…
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ON Monday Evening, the 12th instant, Mr. Rae delivered the second of a course of lectures on the genius and character of Burns, at the School of Arts. The Theatre…
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ON Monday evening, 26th instant, Mr. Rae delivered the fourth of his series of lectures on the genius and character of Burns, at the School of Arts, to a very crowded audience…
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