The Ballarat School of Mines
OUR artist has shown a portion of the interior of the Metallurgical Laboratory of the School of Mines, Ballarat. The large stack in the centre is in connection with the…
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"Ragged" Schools. to the Editor of the Herald
SIR,—At the annual meeting in connection with the Sydney Ragged Schools held two or three years ago, one of the speakers (Professor Smith) stated that the title of "ragged" seemed to him objectionable, and he questioned…
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THE following circular has been addressed to teachers employed by the Council of Education:— [?] I am directed by the Council of Education to invite your attention to the accompanying copy of a resolution…
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THE city of Sydney lies smiling fair In the beams of a winter morn, And the murmuring voices of busy men On the southern breeze are borne…
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THE annual meeting of the Sydney Ragged School Association was held last evening at the Temperance Hall, John Fairfax, Esq., in the chair. The following report was brought up during the evening:—…
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SIR,—I have just read with much pleasure in the Herald of to-day the thirteenth report of the "Sydney Ragged. Schools." I am much, gratified-by the progress that has been…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Sydney School of Arts. (From the Evening News.)
A SHORT time back a meeting of the members of the School of Arts was held in this city for the purpose of empowering the committee of the institution to purchase of lease…
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THE thirteenth annual meeting of the Sydney Ragged Schools was held, at the Temperance Hall on Monday, There was a large attendance. The meeting was presided over by Mr. Fairfax. On the platform were his Honor…
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The following are the entries for the Handicap Tournament open to those members of the above club who have never won a prize, no[?]played in an intercolonial match: Messrs. G. Dupain, W. Abbey, W…
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In a speech recently made by the Minister for Foreign Affairs (Visconti Venosta) in the Italian Parliament, he urged his colleagues to persevere in confiscating the religious…
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Our excellent Premier has been availing himself lately of various opportunities of sounding the praises of the system of Public School education. He has admitted…
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A handicap chess tournament commences on Monday next, of which the following are the particulars:—First class, Messrs. Green and Cooks; second class, Messrs. Rowsell, Blanch, Sadler, Abbey, J. Biggs, Parton, Halls,…
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WHEN Mr. Forster. carried, last session, by a majority of one, his resolution that the Catholic and Protestant orphan schools should be amalgamated, we lost no time in…
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SIR,—Although the public schools are doing a vast de[?] of good there are must creeping intoxified that I think the admire of the Act never anticipated—that is, children of the comparatively rich and well to do…
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SIR,—Although the public schooll are doing a vast deal of good, there are abmses creeping into them that I think the framers of the Act never anticipated—that is, children of the comparatively rich and well to do…
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SIR,—The beautiful and affecting appeal of his Grace on the above subject will, I hope, be carefully read and studied, not only by all Catholics, but also these gentlemen who have…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Our [?]Ublic Schools. (From the Evening News, Sept. 5.)
A CORRESPONDENT, whose letter will be found in another column, has touched on a subject Of great importance to the community, namely, the tendency of our public schools…
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AT the William-street public school, yesterday a level and interesting ceremony task peace viz., the presentation of a large number of certificates of merit [?] by pupils of the school at the Metropolitan intercolonial…
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