School Pic-nic
The children in attendance at the Catholic school, Irishtown, were treated to a pic nic on Saturday, 20th inst., by the friends and supporters of the school. At an early hour the children…
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Camden College School
THE annual distribution of prizes took place yesterday, in the large schoolroom of the above institution, in the presence of the Rev. John West (who presided), the Revs. John Graham, G. G. Howden, W. Slatyer, J. G. Fraser;…
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The interesting ceremony of laying the foundation-stone of a new school and chapel buildings on the grounds of the Convent of Mercy, Nicholson-street, was performed on Wednesday…
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YESTERDAY afternoon the distribution of prizes took place at the Sydney Grammar School. His Excellency the Governor presided. A considerable number of the parents, friends, and old pupils were also in attendance in the hall,…
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SIR,—In his speech at the nomination at St. Leonards, Mr. Tunk[?] evidently made a slip of the tongue: instead of the Pennant Hills common, he should have said the Pennant Hills quarry. Some fifteen or sixteen years ago, the ground in question was…
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The distribution of prizes took place at the Sydney Grammar School, yesterday afternoon. His Excellency Earl Belmore, presided on the occasion. There was a large number of parents and friends of the pupils…
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The distribution of prizes took place at the Sydney Grammar School, on Friday afternoon. His Excellency Earl Belmore, presided on the occasion. Then was a large number of parents and friends of the pupils…
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THE annual exhibition of drawings and the distribution of prizes in the boys' department of the Fort-street Model Public School took place on Friday, before a large assemblage of the friends of the pupils and of the public…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Squadron and the Sunday Schools. To the Editor of the Herald
SIR,—One of your correspondents complains of the apparent partiality displayed towards some of the Sunday schools in this city, in making them early acquainted with the intention of the Admiral to throw open the ships of the Flying…
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WE suppose that the waters shall cease to be troubled seriously, for the present at least, by further gu[?]ts of passion contending from the opposite sides of opinion respecting the…
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The annual distribution of prizes took place at the above mentioned establishments, on the Thursday and Friday, the 16th and 17th instants. On Thursday, the…
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SIR,—In justice to the Admiral to whom "City Minister" refers, I beg to say that the proposition for the children of Sydney to visit the Liverpool sprang solely from the committee of the Juvenile Temperance Association, and that invitations were…
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THE annual exhibition of drawings and the distribution of prizes in the boys' department of the Fort-street Model Public School took place on Friday, before a large assem-blage of the friends of the pupils and of the public…
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ON the 17th instant, the distribution of prizes took place at the Sydney Grammar School. His Excellency the governor presided. A considerable number of the parents, friends, and old pupils were also in attendance in the hall,…
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THE principle of eclecticism being conceded, it is obvious that it cannot be fully satisfied by the isolation of one or more classes in a great school under the name of " the Modern…
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