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    : XXVIII.—PASSING EVENTS. — ? ?

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    PUBLIC AND POLITICAL. The Queen and the ...

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    . ( .143 )¦

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    : Xxviii.—Passing Events. — ? ?

    : XXVIII . _—PASSING EVENTS . — ? _?

    Public And Political. The Queen And The ...

    PUBLIC AND POLITICAL . The Queen and the Roal Familare on a visit to the late Prince Consort ' s

    yy relatives The st favoura public in Germany ble attention reports . is are fixed received on the future She Princess is described of Wale b s , of w E hom ditor , the of

    mo . y P called the rincess Inde a ' p s Danish endance father being Princess JBelg the _-e _, . heir This " - une apparent jolie however et to the tres is D graci a anish mistake euse Crown personne . The , she has Princess . " been The

    Alexandra belongs to the family of , the Dukes , of Holstein , which is of purely j a & prisoner erman From Garibaldi ori Am at gin erica , Spezzia . having . b learn een wounded that the and _Northern taken by the has Royal sustained forces , rem another ains

    we army President disastrous Lincoln defeat at has Bull suggested 's I _& un . that As the a means whole of coloured disposing population of the negroes should , not likelto meet with much favour

    migrate to Central America , a proposal y . V SOCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL .

    for Under British Miss Columbia Rye ' s ausp and ices twenty , thirty for -nine New young Zealand women . Others have left are Manchester to follow in

    October erience . These in domestic young , affairs women , thou th g e re chiefl seems y mill to be hands no reasonable , have all had doubt some of

    t exp heir obtaining immediate emp , loyment at their respective destinations . The S to pectator us so sensible inserts a and letter to the on purpose Middle- , Class that w Girls e are ' D t em S p chools ted to , g whic ive i h t appears

    entire in " the Sir : — le , — ast " Very denning many which persons amon use the the term middle middle -cla -classes ss education they , mean ' without . I

    could write about at least four , of g them with many personal knowl , edge , but even then school we of should a public not or have private nearl kind y exhausted , where the the profession subject . is To made be sure of , teaching in every will be mixture of twothree of th

    sections * the middle ; the -classes greengrocer , ' there ' s young lad a y will find herself one , sitting , or by the side e f the bookseller ' daughterthe butcher ' s child will enter into familiarities

    os ; casionall with the y curate claim the ' s ; privilege nay , the of favoured learning offspring French alongside of an upper of a thriving servant will trades oc- - schools have in view irls

    keep man scho ' ing s heiress ) aloof in which . from There th trade e are pro . f certain ession Not the l y s most made prosperous , and ( I pretty and select strictl gent academies y princi lemanl adhered pall y y . linen to g But , of - ' draper ' dhter can hope for admission into these

    these schools s aug , as day schools in London , are becoming more scarce ; much their dimiiiished usual to st _/ ad _bf jun course ct , an , by elementary entil the it equ in alizin school these g tend . private It enc is y ridiculous of establishments the Lad , i in es' fact Colleges when , to en . , such wit dea h -

    in ranks vour stitut above ions as that Que up of en the ' s g C smaller ollege y and tradesmen Bedfo , if C furnished ollege admi with t pu testimonial p , ils from s a of ll _,

    decent respectability . far Colleges " from It is satisfied should a great be gain that so all lit that tle is done restricted such for education a b most y considerations intelli as is furnished gent class of rank b that y these ; mi but Ladies we eas are il '

    carry enough out be good accomp measures lished in could London be broug and ht large to take towns them , if the up proper . The g peop question le to y is there for in other

    still recurs continually—what guarantee good teaching

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  • English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Oct. 1, 1862, page 143, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01101862/page/71/