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62 OPEN COUNCIL.
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The British Workman—Yearly Part, No. IX....
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XII.—OPEN COUNCIL.
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To the Editor of the English Woman's Jou...
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62 Open Council.
62 OPEN COUNCIL .
The British Workman—Yearly Part, No. Ix....
The British Workman—Yearly Part , No . IX . The Band of Hope Review New Series —Par 1863 t 3 , New . London Series . , 1863 S . W . . The Partrid Children 9 ? Paternoster 8 Friend—Yol How . Ill . , ge
, , , da These wh public en their ations extremel must y be low classed price is among considered the m in arvel connection s of the
with y , their imposing appearance , and more especially the great first excellence the ch -rate e artists of of one the . illustrati Published ons part in , which month the first are ly on parts mostl the , y list all desi is equall intended gned y b at y
for parents arg , the secon penny d per for boys ; and girls , and the third for quite the little ones of the flock . The latter very appropriately
contains consisting more of short pictures anecdotes than and anything simple else hymns , the , printed while a striking portion
feature is the " Scripture Hieroglyphic "—a verse of the Bible with the principal words of the sentence the represented not action hy
larger letters specified , portion but . In by the of little the " Review wood work -cuts , " and the , illustrating much letter- amusing press occup object information ies or a rather is
, is afforded also the chiefl case y in on the subjects " Wo connected rkman , " wjierein with Natural still longer History stories ; as of
are introduced . Both are specially dedicated to the cause on Temperance this question , nearly and every more articl attractive e having persuasions more or less to sobriety bearing
mation could hardl both y be of offered those , who to the mi working ht consider -classes it an . objection For the infor and
g , mendation of the far larg it er is class as well to to whom add it that would all the be the three greatest publications
recomthroug trines as hout the , every essential page princi , constantl ple of y all inculcate true relig Evangelical ion . doc- ,
Xii.—Open Council.
XII . —OPEN COUNCIL .
To The Editor Of The English Woman's Jou...
To the Editor of the English Woman ' s Journal .
Ladies , In " Facts and Scraps " for the December numberappeared an extract
, from observ the e unti " Own l too Correspondent late to send " this of letter the Times to press at Vienna for the , which January I journal did not . fell the word Viennarecollected thatin
The moment my eye upon " , " I , Mrs . Jameson of the hosp ' s lecture itals and — " penitentiaries The Communion in th of at Labour citywith , " special hatic rnention commendations was made
, emp of the management of the sisters . The Times correspondent speaks of " heavy charges that " the broug defence ht in the made Vienna by the parliament minister Von against Lasser the produced " Gray Sisters very , " little and says
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), March 1, 1864, page 62, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01031864/page/62/
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