The Teachers' Advertisement
In our issue before last an advertisement appeared from all the "Public School Teachers in the Sydney district." It deserves a passing notice as illustrating what…
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The Teachers' Advertisement. (To the Editor of the Protestant Standard.)
SIR,--I have hitherto remained a, silent; though approving, spectator of your controversy with the Council of Education. The above document seems, however, to demand some…
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We used to think [?]was so queer To see him in his thin gray hair, Sticking our quills behind bis ear, And straight forgetting they were there…
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EDUCATION is the theme which at present occupies a great many of the prominent minds of all civilized nations. The few finishing touches and accomplishments in the female education, and the one-sided…
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A curious case came before the magistrates on December 13, at Waterford Petty Sessions, under the following circumstances:-- A Mrs. Mollowney, residing in this city, has two…
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Continued on Trove, page 9 →Resignations of Teachers. To the Editor
Sir.âThe resignations or our Public School teachers are increasing monthly, vide Journal of Primary Education,' through which it may be seen that the month before last thirty were recorded, and this month the particulars of not…
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THIS sohool building appears to be one of the handsom [?]t of its kind in the colony. The materials are of the best description. The bricks were procured from the same yards that supplied the builders of…
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THE corner stone of the now building for the School of Industry, was laid yesterday afternoon, by Mrs. Deas Thomson. The building in Macquarie-street, had long been found to be unsuited to the comfort…
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LAYING THE STONE OF THE NEW SCHOOL-HOUSE YESTERDAY afternoon. Mrs. Deas Thomson, at the request of the committee of the Female School of Industry, laid the corner stone of the new school-house of this institution…
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THE English Educational System of 1870 is becoming every day more obnoxious to the Dissenters and other Secularists. And it is the more obnoxious as its success is…
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THE incoherency of opinion expressed regarding the nature, merits and results of the Irish National Education system is in the highest degree anomalous. The…
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UNDER the heading of 'The Council of Education and its Teachers,' a communication from a 'Teacher' appears in the Maitland Meroury of the 28th March complaining of the…
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SIR,—If your correspondent " East St. Leonards" would give, himself the trouble to call on me, I will explain to him with pleasure the present position of the movement for getting a Public school instituted at St. Leonards…
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THE French are becoming much more military than the Prussians; for it seems that the idea, lately promulgated, of teac[?]ing French schoolboys the use of arms has been adopted, and is…
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The Council of Education recently issued a circular in which the following laid is laid down:— "The Council of Education has resolved that…
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Messrs. Martin, and Co. will exhibit in the School of Arts on Monday evening next their grand descriptive Panorama of the Franco-Prussian War. The views were painted in…
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The following letter from the Catholic Bishop of Auckland appears in this morning's Southern Cross. "For the cause that lacks assistance, for the wrong that needs…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Public School North Shore. to the Editor of the Herald
SIR,—On the 14th March, 1870, in conjunction with several residents, I convened, by advertisement in your paper, a public meeting of the inhabitants of the North Shore, to consider the expediency of taking action to…
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