The Church and School Lands
So far as the Legislative Assembly is concerned, the question of the disposal and management of the Church and School estate and its proceeds seems to be approaching a…
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Some Lessons from the Garden Palace. Xi.—the London School Board Exhibits
One of the most important, instructive, comprehensive, and, at the same time, neglected exhibits in the Garden Palace, is that…
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In accordance with a requisition signed by upwards of 50 members of the above institution, aud the 20th clause of the Act of Incorporation, a special general meeting of the members was held in the large hall, at…
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A meeting of members of the Sydney School of Arts was held last night, in the large room of the building, for the purpose of considering the desirableness of rescinding the resolution arrived at about a fortnight ago to open the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Mines and Mining. Mineral Resources and Mines of New South Wales. v. Schools of Mines
5.—THIS Royal School of Mines in London.—In this school the following courses of lectures are delivered Chemistry, with special reference to its applications in the arts and manufactures, E. Frankland, F.R.S…
Continued on Trove, page 22 →The Australian Town & Country Journal Sydney, Saturday, Mar. 20, 1880, The Church and Schools Lands
WHILE the Upper House has passed the second reading of the Education Bill without a division, the Assembly has given an equally favourable consideration to the…
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The opening performance of Professor Haselmayer at the School of Arts to-night will be honoured with the presence of the Mayor and aldermen and the committee of the Irish Relief Fund. The proceeds go to…
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After an absence of some years, Professor Haselmayer, conjurer and musician, commenced last night a season at the School of Arts. The gross proceeds were handed to the Committee of the Irish Distress Relief Fund;…
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Sir,—Sir Henry Parkes, when dealing with this matter in his speech on Wednesday evening last, was, if correctly reported, led into a series of somewhat curious mistakes. After referring to the erection of the Church and School…
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In the presence of an extensive and particularly attentive audience Professor Haselmayer gave another attractive entertainment, in the School of Arts, last night. The programme was, in most respects, the same as that with which…
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Miss Fidler lectured (if a simple and pleasant manner of explanation in public may be termed lecturing) on the art of cookery at the Temperance Hall yesterday. The reception accorded to her on…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Correspondence. the School of Arts and the Sunday Question: to the Editor of the Sydney Daily Telegraph
Sir, -- In your comment on the proceedings at the School of Arts, you state that the successful party obtained 175 fresh subscribers, and thus secured their majority. How this can be proved is a mystery, as…
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Another entertainment was given in the School, of Arts last night by Professor Haselmayer and Madame Haselmayer. The former performed a number of feats of prestigiditation very cleverly indeed, and the…
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THE very interesting ceremony of: opening the new school at Forest Lodge was performed on Sunday afternoon, by his Grace the Archbishop of Sydney. Act the invitation of the pastor of…
Continued on Trove, page 19 →Correspondence. School of Arts and the Sunday Question. to the Editor of the Sydney Daily Telegraph
Sir,--After all the superhuman efforts that have been made by the orthodox members of the School of Arts the upset the Sunday opening of the reading room, they were only able to muster the small…
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IT was a great meeting entirely. There were the High Churchmen, the Low Churchmen, and the no Churchmen. There was the Reverend Gideon Bung of the Little Ebenezer, primed for an hour's oration ; and there was the Reverend Sawney McTwolter, redolent of…
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IN pursuance of a requisition signed by 69 members of the Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts, which was forwarded to the president of that institution, a special general meeting of the subscribers was held…
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Although the weather was not of the kind favourable to visiting places of amusement on Saturday night, the entertainment provided by Professor and Madame Haselmayer attracted a very fair number of spectators to the School of…
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