Laying the Foundation Stone of the New Schoolrooms of St. Barnabas
Sydney Mail · Saturday 2 December 1865 · page 5
ON Monday afternoon the foundation-stone of the new schoolrooms in connection with the Anglican Church of St. Barnabas, in Parramatta-street, was laid at the rear of that edifice by Mrs. Thomas Cooper, at the Glebe…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 5 December 1865 · page 2
THURSDAY last was an important day to all who take as interest in our future advancement, as it was the day appointed for the laying of the foundation stone of the new School of Arts. The weather was really beautiful, and…
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Freeman's Journal · Saturday 9 December 1865 · page 774
On Thursday—St. Andrew's Day—the corner stone of a building to be used as a Hall of the Camden School of Arts, was laid by Miss Macarthur of Camden Park in the presence of a large…
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Sydney Mail · Saturday 9 December 1865 · page 7
THE 30th ultimo was an imports day to all who take an intercut in our future advancement, as it was the day appointed for the laying of the foundation stone of the new School of Arts. The weather [?] beautiful, and…
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Freeman's Journal · Saturday 16 December 1865 · page 785
The whole of the week has been occupied in the examinations of the schools in Sydney, and we have much pleasure in bearing testimony to the efficient manner in which they are…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 18 December 1865 · page 2
THE prizes annually awarded to the pupils at the Sydney Grammar School were distributed, on Friday afternoon last, by his Excellency Sir John Young. A large number of…
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Sydney Mail · Saturday 23 December 1865 · page 2
THE prizes annually awarded to the pupils at the Sydney Grammar School were distributed, on the 15th instant, by his Excellency Sir John Young. A large number of ladies and gentlemen, many of whom were the relatives or…
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Empire · Wednesday 27 December 1865 · page 2
When after years of usefulness elsewhere the Calmel Ragged School was moved to a building previously used as a stable, and situate up the noisome court known as Gray's…
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Freeman's Journal · Saturday 30 December 1865 · page 15
COOK'S RIVER SCHOOL.—The examination of the pupils attending this school, under the care of Miss Hennessy, took place on the 21st inst. and was conducted hy Fathers Garavel, O'Rielly and Mr. Laffin…
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