School of Arts
Mr. Maccabe's popularity is now thoroughly tablished, and crowded houses are the rule at the School of Arts. Every portion of the varied and amusing entertainment the performer has devised…
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Cowra Public School. COWRA
The examination of the Cowra public school children, which lasted two and a half days, is completed. Inspector Long is favourably impressed with the children. There were 121 pupils…
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THE papers recently laid on the table of the Legislative Assembly in connection with the Crown-street Public School scandal, although highly interesting in some respects, are in…
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We have been given to understand that the decision of the Minister ia regard to the Crown-streat school squabble is as follows:—Mr. Rooney to be removed to Cleveland-street school: Mr. Banks, of…
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"Begone Dull Care," an entertainment which Mr. Maccabe has now made is familiar as household words, was enjoyed by an audience last night which crowded the School of Arts to an…
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The School of Arts was crowded last night in spite of the threatening aspect of the weather, and Mr. Maccabe's popular entertainment "Begone Dull Care" was most warmly received. No change…
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The Public Instruction Act, which came into operation last year, makes provision for the establishment and maintenance of five classes of public schools, namely, Public…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Crown Street School. (To the Editors of the Protestant Standard.)
SIRS,-- As the documents re this case have been published in extenso, will you kindly permit me to make few remarks. I have examined all the papers carefully and find that Mrs. Bard well had…
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Judging from the popularity which has attended Mr. Maccabe's performances at the School of Arts his season with "Begone Dull Care" is certain to be a long and prosperous one. The Hall last night…
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Some time before Mr. Maceabe's entertainment at the School of Arts commenced on Saturday night people were unable to obtain even standing room, and each successive impersonation was hailed with the heartiest laughter…
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Recent circumstances have served to bring the Education Department into somewhat prominent cotice: and it has transpired that in sundry ways and divers places the lot of the public school…
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Last night, at St. John's schoolroom, Darlinghurst, the Rev. Symons S. Tovey gave a reading in aid of the "Lis[?]gar training school. Several hundred people attended it, and the programme, which was made up of selections p[?]ical…
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Maccabe's monologue entertainment at the School of Arts was [?]gain witnessed last night by a very large audience, and it was, an usual, received with a running accompaniment of laughter from those before the curtain…
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Mr. Fred. Maccabe repeated his entertainment, entitled "Begone Dull Caro," at the School of Arts on Saturday, when the attendance was large enough to fill the hall. The merriment was unlimited, and the applause undiminished…
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The School of Arts was crowded again on Saturday night, and Mr. Maccabe's mirthful entertainment was once more very successfully given. " Begone Dull Care " will be repeated to-night…
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The annual report of the Superintendent of the Nautical School-ship Vernon, recently submitted to Parliament, has been published. The returns show that during 14 years 1012 boys have been…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Stanmore School Lands
A deputation, consisting of Alderman Cubitt, Messrs. Bailey, J.P., M'Coy, J.P., and W.C.Falleck, residents in the district of Petersham and adjoining suburbs, was introduced by Mr. Pigott, M.P., to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Superior Public Schools. to the Editor of the Herald
Sir,—A large number in the community will be glad of the information regarding Superior Public schools conveyed in a paragraph in this morning's Herald. Few were aware of the conditions and of these less are satisfied with…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The Crown-street School Case. To the Editor
SIR,—It is now several weeks since the printed report of the evidence and correspondence connected with the Crown-street School was laid before the Legislative Assembly, no action has been taken upon…
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