Sydney Grammar School
A considerable number of the parents and friends of the pupils assembled yesterday afternoon, at the Grammar School, to hear the reading of the class list, and recitations by the scholars…
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Newtown School of Arts
THE seventh annual meeting of the Newtown School of Arts was held on Tuesday evening. The chair was taken by Mr. J. Smith (president), and the following report, was read by the honorary secretary, Mr. Allpass:—…
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THE seventh annual meeting of the Newtown School of Arts was held on Tuesday evening. The chair was taken by Mr. J. Smith (president), and the following report was read by the honorary secretary, Mr. Allpaas:—…
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The elegant drawing-room entertainments of Grace Egerton (Mrs George Case) and her accomplished husband have been supported every evening by a well filled house; and we doubt not but that the public…
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Sir,—Some months ago I had the pleasure of roading a letter from a much respected native of the colony, now in England, in which he stated that, now the wooden walls of England had been superseded by iron…
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THE LANCASHIRE BELL-RINGERS.—This world-renowned band of Campanologiane are about to favour Sydney with a series of their melodious performances at the above hall, commencing on Monday evening next…
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A melancholy accident occurred on Saturday last, as the annual sports in connection with this valuable institution were commencing, which brought them to a rather abrupt termination…
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THE second annual meeting in connection with this institution was held in the Temperance Hall yesterday evening. The attendance was numerous, the hall being quite full. The Rev. J. M'Gibbon was moved into the chair, and the…
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The second annual meeting in connection with the above institution took place yesterday evening in the Temperance Hall. Pitt-street The hall was densely crowded, the chair being occupied by the Rev. John…
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THE second annual meeting in connection with this institution was held in the Temperance Hall on Tuesday evening. The attendance was numerous, the hall being quite full. The Rev. J. M'Gibbon was moved into the chair, and the…
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The boll-ringers give their last performances this afternoon and evening; and we should be very glad if we could congratulate them upon concluding a satisfactory and profitable season. We regret, however, that this is…
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The above lecture, advertised in our columns last week, was delivered on Tuesday evening, at the Court-house. The chair was taken by John Marks, Esq., one of the vice-presidents, who…
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Thursday being St. Laurence's Day, the foundation stone of new Catholic schools in connection with the newly-formed and densely | populated mission of St. Laurence, to be erected…
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THE following bill was read a first time yesterday, in the Legislative Assembly:— [?]o it enacted by the Queen's most excellent Majesty by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Council…
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The folfowing bill was read a first time on Wednesday, in the Legislative Assembly:- Be it enacted by the Queen's mose excellent Majesty by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative…
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THE following bill was read a first time on Wednesday, in the Legislative Assembly.— [?]ted by the Queen's most excellent Majesty by and with [?]vice and consent of the Legislative Council…
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THERE can be no doubt of the fact, we should think, that the great problem of the day, as far as New South Wales is concerned, is—what is to be done with the hundred millions of acres now known as Riverina…
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YESTERDAY afternoon the foundation-stone of the new schoolrooms in connection with the Anglican Church of St. Barnabas, in Parramatta-strett, was laid at the rear of that edifice by Mrs. Thomas Cooper, of the Glebe…
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Yesterday afternoon the foundation stone of new School-rooms in connection with St. Barnabas' Church, Parramatta-street, was laid by Mrs. Thomas Cooper, in the presence of about 500 persons, of whom a large…
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The cause of these great central Christian schools will he advocated on Sunday in the Church of St. Francis Xavier, by the Very Rev. Dr. Neligan, of New York, and formerly…
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