The National Schools. To the Editor of the Empire
SIR—I believe you would oblige many by allowing me, through the medium of your periodical, to draw attention to the want of Bibles in the National Schools of the celony…
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The Alcestis of Euripides. The Alcestis of Euripides, from the text of Dindorf, with notes. By the Rev. J. MILNER, B.A., late Scholar of Queen's College, Oxford; for the use of schools. Sydney: J. Moore, George-street
THE publication of a Greek play in Sydney is a novelty in the literary world which well deserves notice. From Mr. Milner's preface we find that he was induced to undertake the t[?]sk…
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MR. WILBRAHAM BELL delivered a lecture in the theatre of this institution on Tuesday evening, on Social Progress, the Press, the Railway, and the…
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SOME curious and instructive revelations with regard to the tenure of colonial office have just been made in the Legislative Council of Van Diemen's Land, in the…
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LORD SHAFTESRURY'S motion on Juvenile Mendicancy was infinitely creditable to his benevolence and eminently characteristic of his views. In common with most men, his Lordship is…
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This institution was examined on Friday, the 30th of September, [?]oy the local patrons, C. E. Brown, Esq., Dennis Tierney, and some of the parents of the children. As we deem a public report of these and such like institutions to be beneficial to the public at…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The Last-edition of the City Council Alphebet. For the use or ab[?]use of the rising generation in Municipal Schools
A stands for Arkins who spirits doth sell; B stands for Broad with the spirit of Tell; C stands for Cockburn who hammered the lot; D stands for Driver in politics hot;…
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MEETING OF THE DISCUSSION SOCIETY. This learned body held their usual weekly meeting last evening. The President having taken the chair, begged to propose the first…
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ABSTRACT of three lectures on "Natural Philosophy," recently delivered by Mr. Waymouth, in the theatre of the School of Arts…
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IT has been often remarked that "a straw shews how the stream flows." So from a recent exhibition made by some of those hopeful Italian Refugees located in a noted…
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DURING the week the several Catholic Schools ia Sydney have gone through the usual half-yearly examinations. It is rather a hopeful "Sign of the Times"…
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This week was set apart for the examination of the children attending the Catholic Schools in the, city, which had to be deferred since last week. The number of scholars in attendance at…
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THE past week has been peculiarly interesting to the observers of the progress of Education in this great colony. It has been interesting as affording evidence of the working of…
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