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Dearest _iC— . •'• ¦' - Mth _Martfi < L 863 _. I sent you by , the mail of the 12 th from here a _long circular le , _-tteri _C
_^ . sche was du very les g of lad my to wom hear _^ n the per © like _Rober iof t _Newcastle Lowe ; I Ii _& need d so _^ / not kindl ask y forwarde if , _$ _br K d - _* feel the shall W sure ¦ '¦ th - - at ¦ and you gallop the have groom without thanke on d Saturday him fear in my ; We we name were had . out I lorious had two another ho canter urs or ride across more with , coun and Mass _C I - ;
try , but soon the roads here are any very bad . , so clayey : a and g so hilly , and _^ bits _ofTb og land whacking every stones here and and there the sound . We on had the a grand zinc roof hail was storm something ' the _mother terrific day , su ; we _« li
have had fine weather , ever since our 'arrival , but 1 think there is _^ now a ing change . The coming province on . ; it is in rained a fine all state night of , and commotion is commen about cing the again election this _^ morn of a -
two new months superintendent ; however , and , I I must am < try _yevy , - fearful but ; I never if anything saw my real way can so indistihctl foe done > fbr y in my life—I don't iknow which way to steer _a-bit . . - . . _iL | Mrs . E—~— _liere _!
has been most kind _; four of the girls are -with her now on a sort _of visit . ¦ . - _\ . The feeling of the town is with me _^ but it is in the present state of thingsvery paper difficult , however to , turn which to gives any me 'practical more hope account than . anything There' is else a bit I in have to-day seen ' s .
p . hrase . . I am being afraid used I : with am looked a slight upon sneer as . an . . " . enthusiastie We _^ breakfast young at ten lad , y , lunch " theseven ( hot ) in at the one , morning dine at . six Fancy , and this then after have my tea > _^ London handed in life , and ! I tea have in _^ bed half at a .
mind to go on to Canterbury with the R . _'s , and settle 'Miss W and comeshall back then here be in _aboujb abie to two go months to work ' time . . . , when . Good the bye election ; God will -bless be you over : , and I will I
to leave say . this open another twenty-four hours in case _OC-have Ma _3 anything ria S . > Rye further . _ST . B— -In this letter Miss Rives details of the engagements of the
governesses ; , but we do not feel ye justified g as yet in publishing these statements . It is satisfactory , however , to be able to state that those ladies are all provided for . - : C
EXTRACT _FEOM A _FEW' ZEAMND _PAPEE . © _UNEDisr , Tuesday , MarcJi 17 .
The Joubnax Argus , treats , taking its for readers its text to an some article remarks in exceeding which recentl ill taste y on appeared the subject in this of Miss Rye and female immigration . Shortly after this lady ' s arrival we drew
attention to the apparent want of cordiality with which she has been received , and to the mistaken impression which seemed to exist as to the class of immigrants she had brought with her . We believe our remarks bore early
herself sidering fruit . had Miss the no number Rye longer ' s prot of cause 6 g female 6 s went to immi off lain grants as rap of idl want that y as had of was attention latel to y be arrived from expected the , and , ladies con she - - -
comp of Dunedin . But our contemporary seems to have conceived some " down' * which on Miss her Rye lans , or were the cause derided she because espouses it . was ! N _" ot assumed long ago that he she had confined an article her in - p
throug self in h her , Miss selection Rye having of emi practicall grants , y to disprove governesses d it b . y including This count onl has y a fallen small number of that class lained of amongst the females she brought out .
• But the Argus is fertil comp e of resource ; and it now indulges in a general censure of a not very intelligible nature . As far as we can comprehend it , _ite ?
matrimonial care substance , are objectionable is , market that the . , young Did inasmuch the women idea as th who not ey are strike have supposed come our contemporary to out have under an Miss eye that on Rye the it » - -
would be rather difficult to find any number of single females of—to use a com-
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), June 1, 1863, page 266, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01061863/page/50/
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