The Work of the London School Board
ON the last day of September, Sir CHARLES Reed, the chairman of the London School Board, made a detailed statement of the work of the Board during the ten years…
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Board Schools and Voluntary Schools in England. to the Editor of the Herald
Sir,—I fear that I shall not stand well in your opinion as a student of the Herald when I confess to not having been aware until yesterday that the Rev. Mr. Forsaith had written on this, subject in your paper of Wednesday, in last…
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A meeting of the School of Arts Debating Club was held was their rooms at the building last evening. Mr. T. Gray presiding. The notion under discussion was "That the Government proposal to…
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Sir,—May I trespass on your valuable space once more A fellow graduate of mine, hailing from the grand old Alma Mater on the banks of reedy Cam, has expressed himself in your columns as unable to credit a statement I…
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At the School of Arts, yestrrday evening, Mr. J. Churchill Fisher's Juvenile Cheir repeated the favourite cantata "The Flower Queen" in the presence of a large and appreciative audience. The cantata was rendered…
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On Tuesday last the annual exhibition and dramatic entertainment given by St. Vincent's School, Sydney, came off with more than usual ecldt. The assemblage was large and highly respectable. It included, amongst…
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The first annual Christmas inhibition in connection with the excellent scholastic establishment conducted by the Sisters of Charity at Woollahra took place on Thursday afternoon, and was in…
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THE exhibition of fancy work find dramatic entertainment, which take place annually at, Christmas time in connection with this excellent scholastic institution, conducted by the Sisters of…
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Sir,—I must ask permission to reply to Mr. Alexander Gordon's letter published in your columns yesterday (December 6), but dated November 30. I am sorry you could not find room for the speech of the…
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On Monday evening a complimentary benefit will be given at this place of amusement to Miss Maggie Oliver, the popular Australian actress. The benefit has been organized by the Mercantile Dramatic Company, and the…
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On Saturday afternoon the ceremony of la) rag the foun— dation stone of the new school of Arts, Ashfield, was successfully performed by Mrs. J. H. Goodlet, in the presence of a large assemblage of persons. Amongst those present on…
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The ceremony of laying the foundation stone of the new School of Arts, at Ashfield, was performed on Saturday afternoon, by Mrs. John Goodlet, in the presence of a large concourse of people…
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Yesterday, by the courtesy of the head teacher. Mr. Dettman (says the WESTERN INDEPENDENT of this morning), we had the pleasure of inspecting the public school of this town, in company with Mr. M…
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The foundation stone of the proposed School of Arta was laid on Saturday afternoon by Mrs. J. H. Goodlet in the presence of a large number of visitors. including Dr. Badham. Mr. J. H. Goodlet,…
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In consequence of the approach of Miss Maggie Oliver's departure to Tasmania to fulfil a professional engagement there, it was resolved to give her a farewell benefit; and the resolution was carried into effect in a very worthy manner…
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The first annual examination in connection with Lorretto Convent, Liverpool, came off yesterday, and was very creditable to both teachers and scholars. Great praise is due to the head mistress sister Mary…
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The annual distribution of prizes in connection with the Marist Brothers' R.C. School. Harrington-street, took place yesterday forendon, in the presence of Archbishop Vaugh[?]., Dr. Torregianni (Bishop of Armidale), Rev…
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The annual speech day and distribution of prizes took place to-day at the School of Arts. Mr. Frank Morrie was in the chair, and the Hall was crowded to excess. The state of proficiency…
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A supploment to the Government Gazette, published yesterday, contains the regulations framed by the Department of Public Instruction for the establishment of High schools, Superior Public Schools, and for the appointment…
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A distribution of prizes, in connection with the examination of students at Newington College, took place at the college, yesterday afternoon. The event, which was made the occasion of some ceremony, was witnessed by a large…
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