AMONG PAROCHIAL CLERGYMEN, AND ALL PROMOTERS OF SOUND EDUCATION;
PARENTS, SPONSORS, SCHOOLMASTERS, SUNDAY SCHOOL
"The LORD give you a loyal Nobility and a dutiful Gentry; a pious, learned and
useful Clergy; an honest, industrious, and obedient Commonalty.
May WISDOM and KNOWLEDGE be the stability of your Time, and the FEAR of the
LORD your Treasure."-The Benediction of the Queen: Coronation Service.
GEORGE MOODY, M. A.,
Rector of Gilston near Harlow.
DARTON AND CLARK, 58, HOLBORN HILL;
SLATTER, OXFORD; STEVENSON, CAMBRIDGE; WHYTE & CO., EDINBURGH;
MILLIKEN, DUBLIN; GRAPEL, LIVERPOOL; STRONG, BRISTOL.
ADMISSION of children into national
schools, hints to be given to parents
on the, 19.
Agricultural college, 383.
Apparatus, on school, 210, 341.
Appointments, 40, 119, 160, 192, 230,
264, 328, 360, 424.
Arithmetic, principles better than rules
in teaching, 26; first lessons in, 94;
how to teach numeration, 370.
Army, state and extent of education in
the, 419.
Arnold memorial, 79.
Attendance in schools, bad effects of ir-
regular, 15; a simple method of en-
suring regular, 17; a help towards,
103; rules and regulations, 104.
Baptism, on the duty of administering
after the second lesson, 105; and re-
gistration act, 74.
Bengal and Agra presidencies, education
in the, 139.
Betton's charity, 116, 231.
Bible in schools, on the exclusive use of
the, 214; teaching the, should be a
living thing, 369.
Billion, what is a? 408.
Bishops' charges, extracts from, 29, 64,
105, 114, 214, 349, 386, 412.
Blind, books for the, 39; London So-
ciety for teaching the, to read, 229.
Blue Coat Hospital at Liverpool, 118.
Bombay, school for the children of
Europeans at, 39.
Books, report of the S.P.C.K. on educa-
tional, 324; a classified list of, re-
quired for national schools, 98; for
children, 32; "For many books I care
not," 312.
Boyhood of the wanderer, 62.
Cambridge, hints on entering at, 205,
241; mathematical tripos, 76; clas-
sical, 156; adjudgment of medals,
262; attempt to secure a correspon-
dence between the professional lec-
tures and university examinations at,
186.
Canada, university in, 157, 328.
Canons and rubrics relating to educa-
tion, 115.
Catechising, hints on, 28; regulations
in the diocese of Tours, 29; as pre-
paratory to confirmation, 30; advan-
tage of, over any other species of
teaching, 31; should take place in the
presence of the congregation, 65; to
preach without, is to build without a
foundation, 107; some account of
St. Augustine's treatise on, 361; the
basis of national education, 387; a
specimen of catechising very young
children, 409; a little book recom-
mended as a help, 71.
Catechism, hymns on the, 385, 413, 414.
Charity schools, anniversary at St. Paul's,
159, 263.
Charter House, success at Oxford, 191,
264.
Child's answer, 287; Haydn's childhood,
287.
Children, more capable of religion than
adults, 81; on cultivating the imagi-
nation of young, 5, 85, 165.
Chinese education, on the general prin-
ciples of, 172.
Christian brothers, 393.
Christ's Hospital, history of, with wood-
cut, 56; regulations for the admission
of children, 59; her majesty's dona-
tion of £1,000, 159; gains a university
scholarship, 159; Easter supper, 191;
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