Fatal Fire at an Industrial School. Twenty-six Children Burnt to Death
LONDON, January 1.—The Industrial Schools at Forest Gate, London, have been destroyed by fire. Twenty-six children were burnt to…
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Second Edition. News by Cable. The Fire at an Industrial School. Eighty Boys Rescued
LONDON, January 1.—The twenty-six boys who lost their lives in the fire at the Forest Gate Industrial School last night were all Suffocated in their sleep…
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The company now performing at this place of entertainment, under the direction of Mr. Harry Rickards, were favoured with an excellent house last night. The programme was the same as has already…
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BRANXTON, Thursday.--The Wesleyan Sunday School festival was held yesterday, and was a decided success, Rev. J. Bowering and the several teachers of the school…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Latest Cables. a Terrible Fire. a Pauper School in Flames. 26 Boys Burned to Death. 58 Boys Rescued. London, January 1
The people in the vicinity of Forrestgate were startled by an alarm of fire last night, and presently it was discovered that one of the pauper schools in that vicinity was…
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LONDON, January 1.—The twenty-six boys who lost their lives in the fire at the Forest Gate Industrial School last night were all suffocated in their sleep…
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The scholars at St. Mary's Sunday school, Toongabbie, were entertained on Wednesday (through the liberality of Mr. and Mrs. W[?]ntworth). The distribution of prizes also took place on the same morning,…
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The more thoroughly wo examine the grounds of Mr. CARRUTHE'S decision to limit the now exhibitions and bursaries to the High Schools the more…
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LONDON, Wednesday.--A fire occurred last night at the Industrial School at Forest-gate, in Essex, about 20 miles from London…
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A MOST interesting gathering took place at the Superior Public School, Ryde, on Friday week, on the occasion of the annual distribution of prizes. At 2 o’clock the children were seen…
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LONDON, January 3.—The fire which took place at the Forest Gate Charity School, in London, on January 1, appears to have been attended with the grossest…
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Two vacancies in the staff of inspectors of Public schools have been filled by the appointment of Mr. P. Sheehy, of the Glebe Public school, and Mr. Thomas Pearson, of the William-street Public…
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London, January 1.—The Industrial Schools at Forest Gate, London, have been destroyed by fire. Twenty-six Children were burnt to death…
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THE Good Samaritan Sisters had successful examinations and exhibitions at both the primary and boarding schools at Wollongong. At the primary school the prizes were presented by the…
Continued on Trove, page 17 →Pupil Teachers. to the Editor of the Herald
Sir,—A short time ago I noticed in your columns that the Minister of Education predieted a scarcity of pupil teachers, and thought it necessary to employ persons outside of the service for the purpose of filling up…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →The Forestgate Fire. School Children Looked In. Inquest Proceeding. LONDON, January 3
The inquest was commenced yesterday on the 26, victims of the fire at the Boys' Industrial School at Forestgate, Essex. The evidence showed that the boys were asleep…
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A boat containing W F. N. Clayton and F. W. Smith, school teachers, and Patrick Rooney, a lad, was upset while boating in Keppel Bay on Thursday. The former…
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BRISBANE, Friday.--A boat containing W. F. N. Clayton and F. W. Smith, school teachers, and Patrick Rooney, a lad, upset in Keppel Bay yesterday. The two former started to…
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LONDON, Friday.--The inquest was commenced yesterday on the 26 victims of the fire at the Boys' Industrial School at Forestgate, Essex…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Dundas and Carlingford. Mayvilla School, Pennant Hills
AT the break up for the Christmas vacation at Mayvilla school, Pennant Hills Heights, there was a large attendance, composed of the leading families of the district, besides numerous…
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