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    COLLEGES FOB GIRLS. 867

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    now connection acquired was permanent " harmoniousl standing y dissolved ; the . " Queen Tlie free Harley had scholarshi allowed Street it College during to be

    her called life b . y h The er name Bishop , and of had London founded manifested in it a his " interest in p the institutionand his confidence in the principles on which it is conducted ,

    the by accep exercise , ting of the an legall habitual y constituted authorit office and of over "Visitor sight . on This his part imp , lies so

    that the Committee no nomination of Education henceforth , " either will be y to valid a seat without in the Council having or first in

    should obtained his difficult sanction or ; and doubtful , -which , case perhaps arise in is the not management less important of , any

    our affairs , appeal may at once be made to him , and Ms decision will be The final . charter " a Council to the collegewhich elects the

    gave , p ment Education rofessors of all , t consisting financial eachers , arrangements and of the officers professors , and . There attends engaged is to also the in a entire Committee the manage different of

    branches supervision of of tuition all matters , and " directl having y relating the arrangement to education , con within trol , and its likewise

    walls . " A considerable body of Lady Visitors regularly attend delivered and self the -denial by classes the which professors , one amid being . all " present the We claims esteem at every and very avocations hi lec g t hl ure y the an of d patience London lesson

    lifehave made so man , y ladies willing from week to week to devote , the ¦ without , interests growing of this weary institution , their time ; and and we set thoug a greater hts and emp attention hasis the on to

    the expression of our sense of this service , because we feel that continual presence is an among essential us of element such a and body condition of Lady Visitors of the future as we now

    possess prosperity it With is certainl regard of this of to college a the . " kind hi of h order education . There given is to a preparatory the pupils , y very g

    classwhich now consists of those who are wholly or chiefly under female fiffcy , six teaching ilsOf , and regular which scholars according there to are the " compounders last report numbers " those

    -pup . , , ¦ who who accept select what the college subjects course they in please its , entirety and attend ; " non particular -compounders classes , " ;

    who rate and scholars also Scholarshi accept and pup the have ils college from also the course been Governesse , founde but are s d Benevol received as for ent instance at Institution a reduced the ,

    been " Cambrid . a member ge Scholarshi ps of the p , " b committee y a professor —the who , Rev has . Thomas from the Astl first y is to be

    CockM . A . In accordance with its title , a preference g University iven , to the of Cambrid children ge , or who grand have -children lost their the of fathers rudiments graduates , and of its Natural of tenure the

    Philosop is partly h made y . Having conditional thus on enumerated a knowledge the of different kinds of pupils last

    we quote the numbers for three years as given in the report *

    Colleges Fob Girls. 867

    COLLEGES FOB GIRLS . 867

• Citation
  • English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Feb. 1, 1859, page 367, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01021859/page/7/