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    144 PASSING EVENTS.

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    day ether schools , thoug for h to girls some besides extent these it nitist two be or , a matter three c of olleges money ? ; It but is we not cannot altoextensioof the lanof the Ladies '

    examinations f College elp thinking s might from that take them a place considerable under their ausp n ices , and p with s guarantees and

    .. educational . " There must advantages be a vast , who . number have of small intelli difficulty gent parents in , securing well able a to good appreciate school and foundations for that

    purpose for their find is them sons considerable , sorel because , but the lexed if number you . ask One of what endowments does they not see are wh doing this for should their daug be ; hters why , y

    there you should not be y branch perp schools in various parts of the metropolis , supplying the want at reasonable rates instruction , and , perhaps alread , leading up to the college as

    the lement to a course of y good . been " supp One led onl to fe y objection that too strikes much us work . From is various imposed medic on young al authorities women we in have our '

    ar colleges ht to and ombine schools against . This it , but if true we , suspect is a serious the danger evil , and would men be and less women if the

    ougc , are expenses restricted of education that both were parents diminished and . children It _seenxs should so natural snatch , where at advantages the means

    _which cation to are be attainable cheapene , onl d , y as by nmch a concentration to lessen a temptation of labour , that to over we wish -doing the as edu for

    any other reason . " Several is sometimes other tempted matters to for doubt thought about suggest the themselve appropriateness s on these of the subjects word .

    is One " _college partiall " y as correct applied . to Young any of ladies the institutions who have passed we have the named period . of No school doubt edu it - the time of indefinitel

    but cation with by do far older attend the greater there in number and the prolong lesson are school or lecture -girls , . and Thus improvement are , the and blended must be form mixed y of ; up persons

    great school but objection it and has college tendency to this seems . to In appropriate lower its practical the standard to working neither of , the it except is , hi on hest the in part teaching whole . , I effective see unless no

    more great — p care lentiful is a taken and . cheaper On this . account If sound , also earl , y I training wish good were g schools secured for girls on , were very

    moderate termsthe expenses of " after-education would not be thought so much ofand would , be more willingly extended . , " I am , Sir , yours Class , & c .

    " A Middle-Woman . " LITEKATUKE , SCIENCE AND ART .

    It is now formally announced that the International Exhibition will conti a nue well The op -known Socia en un l til writer Science the 1 on st Review Political Novemb states er Economy . that Mademoiselle has been elected Hoyer a , memb of Lausanne er of the ,

    , Paris The Society thirty- of second Political annual Economy meeting . of the British Association for the Advancement of Science is this year to be held at Cambridge , under the presictober 1 st

    dency of Professor Willis , commencing on O .

    144 Passing Events.

    144 PASSING EVENTS .

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  • English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Oct. 1, 1862, page 144, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01101862/page/72/