The Industrial Schools of Victoria
We extract the following instructive article from the Australasian. It will be seen how freely the superiority of Convent Industrial schools over the State schools is…
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North Shore Public School. to the Editor of the Herald
SIR,—As Mr. Tunks appears to be very anxious to know why the Presbyterian school property has not, ere this, been given over to the Council of Education, to be used for Public School purposes, I requost him to see if he can…
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THAT pretentious "Journal of Primary Education,"' which is not the organ of public Teachers, but the private organ of a few officials and waiters upon Providence,…
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In October, 1868, through an almost bloodless revolution--a revolution which will reflect honour upon those who made it--the Spanish people suddenly found themselves the masters of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Literature. Haddy. a Memory of School Days
ABOUT eight years ago I returned to England, after an absence of some twelve or thirteen years, spent in knocking and being knocked about in this charming retreat yeleped…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →School at St. Leonards. to the Editor of the Herald
SIR,—Your correspondent, "A Presbyterian," in to-day's issue, is mistaken as to my anxiety to know why the Presbyterian school property has not ere this been given over to the Council of Education. Assuming that the refers to the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Race Course a School of Morality. (Vide Speech of the Hon. W. M. Arnold in the Legislative Assembly)
WHY is a short and slender man, addicted to the habit of gambling in reference to horse racing and all kinds of subjects, somewhat more worthy of respect than one who conscientiously abstains from gambling? Answer--Because he is "a little better."…
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A SECOND meeting of gentlemen resident in the above-named suburb was held at the Council Chambers of that municipality, on the evening of April 17, for the purpose of taking steps to form a School of Arts, or Mechanics'…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Pitt-street Congregational Sabbath-school Exhibition
The Pitt-street Congregational Sabbath-School Exhibition was opened on Monday afternoon, the 15th instant, in the schoolroom, just completed, adjoining the church. As an exhibition, it was found to be fully equal…
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We have frequently had occasion to inform our readers that in Prussia the inspection of schools is entrusted to the clergy of the different religious sects—the Catholic clergy inspecting…
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SIR,—The Industrial Schools Act, so far as I have been able to judge of its operation from the police reports in the Sydney Morning Herald, has been from the beginning misunderstood and misapplied. I have…
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APART from the technical instruction which may be derived from studying several of the sections, the Exhibition has served to develop an emulative competition in our schools. At the exposition just concluded…
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THE Technical Military School in connection with the Permanent and Volunteer Forces of the colony was last night formally opened at the Victoria Barracks, by the president, Lieutenant Colenel Richardson. The officers…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The School Inspection Bill in the Upper House. (From the National Zeitung, March 10.)
DURING the last few days it has often been asked what the impression would be in Europe if the Upper House should reject the School Inspection Bill, and if the party of the Jesuits and their allies should…
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So numerous and well known are the charges of mal-administration made against the Council of Education that the mere chronicling of them is a "damnable…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Grand Tea Meeting and Soiree in Aid of the R. C. Church and School, Gulgong
On Thursday evening this long looked-for and much desired treat, was given in the spacious school hall, to about live hundred persons, and was an unprecedented success…
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The Technical Military School in connection with the Permanent and Volunteer Forces of the colony, was, on 23rd May, formally opened at the Victoria Barracks, by the president, Lieutenant-Colonel Richardson. The officers…
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MR. GERALD FITZGIBBON, master of Chancery in Ireland, has published a pamphlet on the education question, in which he speaks of the Roman Catholic clergy as almost the only…
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This place of amusement was opened on Saturday evening last, by Mr. Eaderby Jackson's Star Comique Combination Company, which consists of Mr. Harry Rickards, Miss Carrie Rickards…
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