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Side 25
... passing the Examination conducted by the Rev. Henry Moseley , A.M. , and the Rev. H. W. Bellairs , A.M. , H. M. In- spectors of Schools , in July , 1848 . FIRST CLASS . First Division . None . Second Division . Gyles Edwin ...
... passing the Examination conducted by the Rev. Henry Moseley , A.M. , and the Rev. H. W. Bellairs , A.M. , H. M. In- spectors of Schools , in July , 1848 . FIRST CLASS . First Division . None . Second Division . Gyles Edwin ...
Side 37
... passing on to ecclesiastical history and the consti- tution of the Church . No occasion was lost of giving a practical turn to the examination , by the deduction of lessons applicable to future teachers of youth . The Rev. Examiner ...
... passing on to ecclesiastical history and the consti- tution of the Church . No occasion was lost of giving a practical turn to the examination , by the deduction of lessons applicable to future teachers of youth . The Rev. Examiner ...
Side 40
... pass- ed a minute , though it was not made public till some time afterwards , in which they appeared to have con- verted their recommendation of the management clauses into a require- ment . These clauses , and indeed all the measures ...
... pass- ed a minute , though it was not made public till some time afterwards , in which they appeared to have con- verted their recommendation of the management clauses into a require- ment . These clauses , and indeed all the measures ...
Side 42
... pass such an act as may clearly define the extent of the powers of the Committee of Council on Edu- cation , by laying a fixed and per- manent foundation on which they may proceed with confidence in the work of national education ...
... pass such an act as may clearly define the extent of the powers of the Committee of Council on Edu- cation , by laying a fixed and per- manent foundation on which they may proceed with confidence in the work of national education ...
Side 44
... pass his examination — the book is a failure , as far as the true objects of education are concerned . It has apparently neither unity , nor order , nor proportion ; and its defects are in a great measure owing to the encyclopædical ...
... pass his examination — the book is a failure , as far as the true objects of education are concerned . It has apparently neither unity , nor order , nor proportion ; and its defects are in a great measure owing to the encyclopædical ...
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