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    PASSING EVENTS. . 431

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    Aifter This long new months year of of g...

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    To The Editor Of The English Woman?S Jou...

    has things may worked elicit , it may something well no't in he a more uninteresting rural useful parish still to containing your from readers others about to b five etter hear hundred of versed a plan in inhabi which these

    a ants sal The . ary onl of y thirty day school pounds is a a year national and one a house and kept . by His an wife uncertificated for , for two a hours small master in consi the at

    derationteaches the girls plain work knitting afternoon it was , . that As those the interested irls should in also the have welfare instruction of the parish in household felt how matters neces- , sg

    would it ary was represented select out of to the the school master six ' s of wife the that elder this girls end , and would give be each gained of these if she , instruction in washing

    for a week at a timetwo or three hours cooking , , to scouring and one , rubbing irl is now grates , under , and industrial making instruction beds . This for was one cheerfull week out y assented of every g

    six , . The plan has been found to work admirably , not one complaint has been heard , not one dinner spoilt . it is easier at home to do

    thing convinced The themselve mothers is better s are , than than well to that teach pleased of sending their , for daug they young hters say g to irls do to it learn : and such this things plan I at am a a school for themalso consider this

    farm-housewhich is the worst possible . I simp school le onl scheme , for better the change than of an instruction institution acts which as a should stimulus be , an and industrial each girl y

    is glad when , her turn comes to help in the house-work of the neat and excellent Gf mistress . the of this lan must depend entirelupon the character

    useful and princi course to those ple of who the success are latter interested . Hop p ing in this the welfare small item of the of y agricultural information popula may be

    tion . I beg to subscribe myself , Your sincere well-wisher ,

    December , 1859 . E . -H . K _,

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    Passing Events. . 431

    PASSING EVENTS . . 431

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    Aifter This Long New Months Year Of Of G...

    Aifter This long new months year of of grace doubt , 1860 trouble , dawns and favorabl ominous y foreboding for regenerated France Italy and *

    , , , ment England Count have C pronounced avour has taken in favor the of helm the Italians of state choosing once more their in own hand govern , and - _^ ,

    ; patient Louis unanimous _DSTapoleon and in resolute their has councils front again to the and spoken open conduct and and , insidious Sardinia Horn an attacks and Catholic Tuscany of their Christendom present enemies a .

    trembles to its foundation . This " eldest , son , of the church , " firmly , though progressive affectionatel tendency y and respectfull of the y , suggests should allow that his the revolte Holy d Father provinces , obey the ing tran the

    age , nim quil sslf enjoyment with spiritual of the domination independence confine they hi h s tempo assumed ral power , and to , the contenting limited *

    arena This of proposition the Papal the States . declines , Pledged on his accession to the chair

    of St . Peter , to maintain Pope the integrity . of the states and of while the Church thus the , he Father will

    never of the consent Faithful pr the epares separation as he best of can the to Romagna oppose , the carrying out of this im-

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  • English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Feb. 1, 1860, page 431, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01021860/page/71/