Sydney Bagged Schools
The ninth annual report of the Sussex street, Globe-street, and Globe Ragged Schools, was presented public meeting, last evening, in the Temperance Hall. The chair was taken by Sir William Manning,…
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School Administration—"two Wrongs Do Not Make a Right." (To the Editor of the Freeman's Journal.)
SIR,—Your able correspondent "Justitia" adverts to the circumstance of the Council of Education, having withdrawn the allowance for rent hitherto given to teachers of Public schools…
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THE ninth annual meeting of the Sydney Ragged Schools vas held, on Monday evening, in the Temperance Hall, which was about half filled by the audience. On the platform were the Rev. S. C. Kent, the Rev. Dr. Steel, the…
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No one who regards the future good of the unhappy objects of this charity, or who looks at the kind and benevolent labour of those who have its…
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OUR Academy, whose massive towers Look forth upon the narrow sea, Must lose its Master. Pleasant hours Of happy toil remember we,…
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Considerable excitement took place at Mr. John Benson's (late Lamrock's) near Kurrajong, on Friday afternoon last, when a meeting was held for the…
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Yesterday the foundation stone of a new Public School, at Winde[?], was laid by Henry Parkes, Esq., M.L.A., President of the Council of Education, in the presence of a large number of persons. Mr. Parkes,…
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MONDAY last was a day of great excitement in Windsor. The committee for the erection of the Public school appointed [?]at day for laying the foundation stone of the building; and having inviled Mr. Henry Parkes, M. L. A.,…
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SIR,—The report of the meeting, held at Mr. Benson's, for initiating a school for the district, under the new Act, is inaccurate, and, as it affects myself, incomplete. I therefore desire, as a mere act of justice, that you will admit my…
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Sir,—The report of the meeting held at Mr. Benson's for initiating a school for the district under the new Act is inacourate and, as it affects myself, incomplete. I therefore desire, as a mere act of…
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MONDAY last was a day of great excitement in Windsor The committee for the erection of the Public school appointed that day for laying the foundation stone of the building; and having invited Mr. Henry Parkes, M.L.A.,…
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THE ceremony of re-opening the Wollongong Model Public School took place yesterday. It was to have been performed by Mr. Henry Parkes, M.L.A.; and many visitors came [?]to Wollongong with the express purpose of hearing him…
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SIR,—The opening of a Public School is a God send to some of our politicians. It gives them an opportunity of airing their egotism, and being encomiastic over one of the worst measures that…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Puffing the Public Schools. (To the Editor of the Freeman's Journal.)
SIR,—Nothing goes so far as puffing now-a-days. Have you a pill or a powder, an ointment or an ochre lying on your hands unappreciated by the public, puff it. Tell them there is nothing…
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THE ceremony of re-opening the Wollongong Model Public School took place on Wednesday. It was to have been parformed by Mr. Henry Parkes, M.L.A.; and many visitors came into wollongong with the express purpose of hearing…
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The School of Arts Hall is being entirely to-modelled, under the supervision of Mr Torning and a numerous band of assistants in the carpentry, upholstery, and goneral decoration line. And all this has come about in…
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DEAR SIR--I forward you the substance of a few notes pencilled by me during the delivery of the Lecture to Sunday-school Teachers,' by Rev. W. Taylor. I should…
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Two years only have elapsed since the Catholics of the various dioceses of Ireland, led on by their venerated bishops, offered up prayers to Almighty God for the poor Irish children who…
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"Five children of Roman Catholic parents, who have been brought up at the Marylebone parochial schools at Southall, have just been formally received into the Church of England…
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ON Thursday last, the new building which has just been completcd as a Public school at Dundas, Pennant Hills, near Parramatta, was formally inaugurated by Mr. Henry Parkes, M.L.A., the President of the Council of…
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