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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), January 1861, Edition 1 of 1, Page 357, The British Workman, Yearly Part, No. 6....

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    • LIIL—OPEN COUNCIL.
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      Open Council. 357

      OPEN COUNCIL . 357

      The Tempest. By William Shakespeare Bell...

      The Tempest . By William Shakespeare Bell and Dald . Illustrated y . by Birket Foster , & c .

      Birket Foster's illustrations of the Tempest are , as usual , very goodand though some of the others are more conventional in

      ; doubt design make than suits for our this taste in , the gold and and ina render -genta the exterior volume will well no up many eyes ,

      suited for a drawing-room table .

      The British Workman, Yearly Part, No. 6....

      The British Workman , Yearly Part , No . 6 . Office , 9 , Paternoster How . Of all the chepublications this is at once the cheapest

      and bestboth many as to ap the manner in which , it is got up and the objects it , lias in view . The yearly part now before us , price

      eighteenjudiciousl his pence famil , is y a then expend literary b that investing marvel sum , , it in and in ple this no asure British work and prepared profit workman to expressl himself can more y and for .

      him and y his , . We y . are glad to see by the , editor ' s announcement that this excellent periodical shows signs of becoming

      self-supporting-. It should be in the houses of all honest God-loving mechanics .

      Liil—Open Council.

      LIIL—OPEN _COUNCIL . ( As these pages themselves are intended responsible for general for the discussion opinions , expressed the Editors . ) do not hold

      To The Editor Of The English Woman''S Jo...

      To the Editor of the English Woman' ' s Journal . Dear rejoiced Madam to , that the subject of the organization of woman's work

      I am , see Life is taken and up What by one shall who I do is with so likel It ? y " to a make book it which popular will , prob as the ab writer ly be re of " b M y y a

      large , portion of , the upper and middle classes . Following so closely upon hope the admirable for a rap article id increase in the of Quarterl interest y in Revie this w direction upon " Deaconesses . I may perhap , " we s may be Associated is

      allowed to _remai'k that the suggestion as to " Homes , " precisely that Such tutions last which spring would effort , I when broug soon need I ht urged compel forwar in that d us in the to the discourage mak growing pamp e hlet some desultory needs on practical " of Deaconesses our and effort p voluntary arishes , " of * thi and published s efforts insti kind - .

      tak but ance e I to can think an be doub visitors no t one that to who something certain no has way had institutions else practical is wanted are experience absent . When from of persons this town kind who for of full under assist y six - - , ine whask for

      months out of the twelveit is not difficult to imagy we some beg others M inning y object on whose in the in writing s direction ervices these and , indicated few time lines we will ca , however , , n I more . hope , , full noticed be is chiefl y made depend y in very to these . say shortl that y a in small viz the

      . the Visiting carry " ing Industri Society out of al . a Home project A house for which Young for this has Women purpose been before , " is established taken in New by Ormond the W pages ork Street h , ouse . , ,

      * Sec pp . U , 12 .

  • Citation
    • English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Jan. 1, 1861, page 357, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01011861/page/69/