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358 OPEN COUNCIL.
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To the Editors of the English Woman's Jo...
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To the Editors of the English Woman! s J...
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358 Open Council.
358 OPEN COUNCIL .
To The Editors Of The English Woman's Jo...
To the Editors of the English Woman's Journal _, It LADIES would be a satisfaction to me if some of correspondentsbetter
your , informed views on the than subject myself , of would Women state Reporters , in the English . I can quite Woman believe ' s Journal that there , their is some difficulty in the way of the employment of females in this line , if no
amount selection of of emp work loyment can be afforded allowed to ; reporters but looking by lecturers as I do , at by the philanthrop enormous ic wish meetings to , ask by wh the a pul clever pit , and female by public short-hand addresses writer to should societies not , I be cannot loyed but
y emp In taking notes on these various occasions . A case has lately been menhand tioned writing to me of and the copy daug ing hter . of Wh a y literary should man not the well services accustomed of such to rap a person id short be
made use of in reporting on Ladies' Colleges and the numerous other insti-Institution tutions in which has done ladies itself bear honor a part b ? y choosing I see that for the its G Honorary -overnesses Secretary ' Benevolent the
widow of the late Rev . D . Laing . In a different department , why should not that one instance institution among , for many Instance which , have occur the to services me . A of good a woman writer ? and This intelli is gent only
of woman numerous might societies surely add and to the her lectures means of or living addresses by reporting delivered the on proceeding specified s subj Trusting ects . you will be kind enough to allow the subject consideration and
discussion , I am , [ Ladies , your obedient servant , LondonDecember 6 th . Emily Taylor . ,
To The Editors Of The English Woman! S J...
To the Editors of the English Woman ! s Journal . If Ladies one , will read over again the letter signed " A West-end
Houseany that keeper it , is " which a squib has , but excited not the so less much to be indi condemned gnation , they on that will account at once . perceive It is to obnoxious
ridiculous ture This mak kind e sentiments that of writing fictitious into is individual amusing the mouth , but the of unfair an representative imag . inary easy being of a , put class and by which the signa thus or
the appears Times to from betray " Seven its foll Bel y b gravian y its own Mothers words . " made The unfairness every woman of , the who letter read in it class
be angry Moreover , amusing and this , thi exaggeration is s squib another is , of in the of my the same op real inion sentiments , not . a good of one a class , for a and squib in ou this _^ ht the to
an ; rank " West and -end wealth Housek but eep her er sentiments " fails . She are is as intended unlike those to represent generall an y entertained old . lady of
with have by old attention written ladies it of . and , rank Perhap not perceive as s , can however possib that , it l the y is be writ impossible . Few er meant persons any the one can joke of read that done to the class be hard letter seen can
throug working their h ; and if fortunate so meritorious , no harm sisters was women are intended indifferent may . have Still to , been harm their led may sufferings thereb have been y and to regardless believe ; that of
more this their impression feelings , and is have from been the truth consequentl a glance y pained at the and list discouraged of subscribers . How to any far
charity for women will show . , Yours trul y ,
Fair Play .
To The Editors Of The English Woman's Jo...
To the Editors of the English Woman ' s Journal . H . Ladi Y . es begs , to return her sincere . thank __ s to those / ladies who have so
kindly answered her letters .
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Jan. 1, 1862, page 358, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01011862/page/70/
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