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... Fanny Barker, dim Harriet Ann Thompson. Tax trent DAT SCHOOL. MINT AID ACCEPTED.—We understand the trustees of the Upper Independent Day Schools have accepted Government aid. The fe.a have been considerably reduced, and • good education is now offered for ...
... alto* Harriet Ann Thomraon. The IT*per Day School. -Government Aid Accepted. —W.j understand the trustees of the Upper Independent Day Sch.*ols have accepted Government aid. Tho have been considerably reduced, and good education is now offered for a very ...
... Dissenting Issliee have all at silos: diacovered the importance and necessity of educating the people. I never saw au Independent day school, although them may le such a place. And now when the Church of England. who hiss known our children as babies, ...
... Holdsworth, the first-named gentleman also acted as conductor of the singing. The average attendance at the school is 60. INDEPENDENT DAY AND SUNDAY —The Whitsuntide festivity in connection with this school was celebrated on Monday. The children and their ...
... profession. It would be unfair of us sot to mention that the teachers are Mr. Clough and Miss Thornburroa. of the Upper Independent Day Schools, Heckmondwike, and that the greatest praise is due to them for their successful teaching.— Cossatmaicartil. THE ...
... Mr. Thee. Firth, and other or seven days ' imprisonment. tines, for being unlawfully disorderly at the house of THE INDEPENDENT DAY SCHOOL-SCIENCE ESALINA• Jeremiah Wharton, and refusing to leave wheo re. T10N91.-Tbe following result of the examination ...
... profession. It would be unfair of not to mention that the teacher* are Mr. Clough and Miss Thornburroa. of the Upper Independent Day Schools, H >ckmondwik*', and that the greatest praise due to them for their suxessful teaching. —Cooiuu/uC'tfr'i. Claim ...
... flags on board the Cnnard steamers bad a double significance, inasmuch was not only a recognition of the United States Independence day, hut also commemoration of the anniversary of the establishment of the company—the first •Warner of the Cunard line, ...
... flags board the Cunard steamers had double significance, inasmuch as it was not only recognition of the United States Independence day, but also a commemoration of the anniversary the establishment of the company—the first steamer of the Canard line, the ...
... The bill then passed, by 31 to 17, the Indians and Chinese remaining excluded from citizenship. The President spent Independence Day at Woodstock, Connecticut, and met with an enthusiastic public reception. ...
... provision excluding Indians and Chinese from citizenship was retained. Thus amended the bill was passed. The PRESIDENT spent Independence Day at Woodstock, Connecticut, and met with an enthusiastic reception. A TELEGRAM from Bombay, dated yesterday, states that ...
... passed by thirty-one to seventeen ; Indians and Chinese remaining ex- | eluded from citizenship. The President spent | Independence-day at Woodstock, Connecticut, and \ met with an enthusiastic public reception. CHINA AND INDIA. Bombay, July s. — According ...