Sydney -Ragged .Schools
A Large number of friends to the Sydney ragged schools, and those connected with the instituting, met yesterday evening in the temperance hall, Mr. Joseph paxton took the chair, and the follow…
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School of Arts
The French comedy "Baby." and the performances of Mr. Val Vose, again constituted the Programme at the School of Arts last night, and every item in the attractive programme thus…
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The comedy, " Baby," so ably adapted from the French by Messrs. Kelly and Leon, and the ventriloquial performances of Mr. Vat Vose, again were offered for the entertainment of the patrons…
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When a Russian gentleman visits England, delicacy rarely deters people from attracting his attention to those features of government and eastern in which the two nations present the…
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Sir,—I think most persons will agree with me that the tone of depreciation, if not detraction, in which Public school teachers were referred to at last night's Synod will add no force to the failing cause of Denominationalism, and…
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The 19th annual meeting of the Sydney Ragged Schools was held on Monday evening at the Temperance Hall, Pitt-street. Mr. Joseph Paxton, J.P., the chairman, said that there wore three schools in…
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The season of. Kelly and Leon's talented operabouffe company at this hall is drawing to a close, yesterday evening being their last appearance but one. The programme that has been running…
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(JULY 19, 1879. I AM 55 YEARS OR AGE TO-DAY) Tis time this heart should be unmoved, since other it heath ceased to move, Yet, though I cannot be beloved, Still let me love! BYRON…
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The nineteenth annual meeting of the Sydney Raggep Schools was held last night, in the Temperance Hall, Pitt-street. The attendance was not large. An interesting feature of the meeting consisted in the fact that there were…
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Sir,--In a short leader in today's issue you give an extract from one of the text-books provided by the Jesuits for use in schools in France, as an illustration of the style of…
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We have received a copy of the Inst address of the Principal of the' New School, Darlinghurst, the name' of which—for reason's given in the pamphlet— beon changed to Eaglefield. In the conclusion of his address…
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Professor pepper delivered the first of those lectures, for which he is world famous, in the School of Arts on Saturday evening. Having only obtained possession of the hall at 11 o'clock in the forenoon,…
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After the evening service at the Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church yesterday, Archbishop Vaughan delivered an address upon the subuect of religious education. The church was filled to its utmost capacity long before the time…
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Sir,—In my last letter I tried to explain some of the reasons for the deep aversion which Catholics have for secular schools, and for our Public schools so far as they are secular. I wish now to deal with the claim which is made…
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The attendance at the School of Arts last night was a very flattering indication of the popularity which Professor Pepper's scientific festivals are likely to acquire here. The programme of Saturday evening…
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Professor topper delivered the second of his popular scientific lectures in this hall last evening, when his apparatus being in order be was enabled to illustrate his discourse with the whole of his…
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A circular having been issued by the Council of Education intimating that exhibits of drawings by public school children were to be sent in not later than the 27th instant, addressed "Thos. Buchanan…
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The attendance at the School of Arts, last night, on the occasion of Professor Popper's third scientific festival, was again a large one. The programme, which, we understand, will be repeated during the present week, rs judiciously…
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According to advertisement, a meeting of teachers under The Council of Education, was held last evening, in the Public Training school, Fort-street, for the purpose of forming a Teachers' Institute. Mr. W. Wilkins presided. After…
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Professor Pepper was favoured with a good attendance last night at the School of Arts, and his lecture on "Light and Vibratory Motion" was listened to with much attention. During the festival he exhibited a variety of…
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