Roman Catholic Schools
The Clergy are requested to send in to the Vicar-General's office, with as little delay as possible, the names of the members of the Local School Boards in their several district, with any…
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The Roman Catholic Orphan School at Parramatta
Several complaints as to the management of this institution have recently reached us, from quarters upon which we can place thorough reliance, and from parties who are deeply interested in its welfare and prosperity. We are told that the…
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A GENERAL meeting of the Debating and Mutual Instruction Class was held on the 29th ultimo, Mr. Haddon in the chair. A series of resolutions was passed, and the following report submitted:—…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Moreton Bay. by the William Miskin we have Brisbane papers to the 13th instant. From the Courier we take the following news: Brisbane School of Arts Annual Meeting
The Annual General Meeting of this Institution took place on Thursday evening. There were but few of the members present at the hour of meeting, and ultimately there was but a thin attendance. After…
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Continued on Trove, page 5 →Sydney Grammar School. To the Editor of the Sydney Morning Herald
SIR,—Can you, or any of your readers, inform me why the Act of Council incorporating, and partially endowing the Sydney Grammar School has been suffered to remain dormant? It was passed on the…
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THE annual general meeting of the members of this Institution, was held last evening in their theatre, for the purpose of electing office-bearers for the year 1855, and receiving the Report of the committee. The following was the result of the election…
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The annual general meeting of this institution was held last evening in tho Hall, Pitt-streot, and was numerously attended by the members. Dr, A'BECKETT was in the chair…
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AT the Annual General Meeting which was held in the theatre of this Institution, on Tuesday evening, the following interesting Report was read by the Secretary. The crowded state of our columns prevented it…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Sydney Grammar School. To the Editor of the Sydney Morning Herald
SIR,—In your yesterday's issue appeared a very reasonable enquiry from the "Father of Six Sons" with respect to the projected grammar school. Many others besides your correspondent have began…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Patriotic Fund.—public Meeting at Ryde. Pursuant to advertisement, a meeting was held on Saturday, the 24th instant, at 11 o'clock a.m., in the Parochial School House, Ryde, when Dr. FORSTER being unanimously called upon to take the chair, the following resolutions were submitted to a highly respectable and numerous assembly:— Mr. J. BLAXLAND proposed the first resolution—
That this meeting, taking into consideration the peril and importance of the struggle in which Great Britain and the allies are now engaged, feel bound to express their sympathy with, and to do the utmost in their power to relieve those who have suffered…
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YESTERDAY, at a meeting of the Committee of the Patriotic Fund, a deputation from the pupils of Mr. Cone's Commercial School was introduced by Mr. Cane…
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On Monday last, at a meeting of the Committee of the Patriotic Fund, a deputation from the pupils of Mr. Cane's Commercial School was introduced by Mr Cane. Mr. Cane stated that the contribution, amounting to £68 3s…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →School of Industry. To the Editor of the Sydney Morning Herald
SIR,—In Macquarie-street, near the statue, stands a building bearing on a tablet this inscription, "School of Industry, erected 1826." As a building it looks strikingly cheerless and desolate…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Female School O[?] Industry. To the Editor of the Sydney Morning Herald
SIR,—Under the specious title of a "Well-wisher," a correspondent has vailed an unjust and gratuitous attack upon tho present management of the Female School of Industry. "Well-wisher" is one of those exemplary Christians who sigh…
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Mr. M. D. Hill (says the Nonconformist) has addressed a letter to Lord Brougham, offering some useful suggestions for the management of reformatory schools, donbting whether the present ability…
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SIR,—Observing several letters in your paper relative to the establishment of a public school on the same principle as that excellent institution, the Blue-Coat School, I would suggest that one be founded here by…
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If the friends and promoters of Reformatory Schools have had to pass their period of anxious probation and partial discouragement, thoy have now, at all…
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