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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), June 1864, Edition 1 of 1, Page 286

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    • XLV.—OPEN COUNCIL.
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      A Letter To Hjveiy One Who Will Hnow His...

      what adopted is , now It would too doubtless often undertaken render both as p a leasan painful t and and profitab almost le *

      mended fruitless , task the . advice Undeniabl hardl conclusions y y gain admirable s force to which as from is the the the system writer illustrations recom led

      g during Christi iven of an his some theolog use of of ians it the ; for , the thoug extraordinary h among the notion speculations was once was of started early :

      that Christ died in satisfaction of a claim of Satan upon his * life , it was hardly to be looked for that not in days merel of modern

      entertained enlightenment but , such actuall an y set idea forth coul as d be u a matter of y life gravel and y death . "

      286 Open Council.

      286 OPEN COUNCIL .

      . Pity The Little Ones! London : S. W. P...

      Pity the Little Ones ! London : S . W . Partridge , 9 , Paternoster Row . to A pretty maintain littl sobriety e temperance tale workin pleading men for efforts bdep to icting be made the

      miseries brought upon among children when g drunkenness y finds entrance into the home . It is the more available for general circulation as it is perfectly unsectarian in tone .

      Journal Of The Workhouse Visiting Societ...

      Journal of the Workhouse Visiting Society . No . 29 . " Contains an interesting Report of the Industrial Home for

      Girls and Home for Incurable and Infirm Women .

      Xlv.—Open Council.

      XLV . —OPEN COUNCIL .

      To The Editor Of The English Woman's Jou...

      To the Editor of the English Woman ' s Journal . Madam The , reader of the Times is familiar h with the

      p domesti iteous c appeals servants of " but Paterfamilias —if we may " newspaper trust respecting the Australian the increasing papers enoug scarcity and the of letters good

      with situation of Our private friends fewer correspondents There at chances the , is Anti scarcel of podes extricating —the are dail deficiency in precisel themselves y is in the not Australia from same confined , the fix especial difficulties as to ourselves thi l s country in of their New , but .

      South Wales . which does not y repeatedl a y paper y contain advertisements , couched y in an almost urgent , and imploring style for good general servantsOn this point a .

      . the _correspondent necessities , residing of the advertisers at Sydney , observes lead them , " In to some of these themselves advertisements in terms _,, express

      with of entreaty the domestic which must discomforts appear exceeding thereby imp ly ludicrous lied , while to the those occasional unacquainted introtwo in familexhibit the

      inducements duction of such held words out to as females " no children wanting , " or engagement " s and y , tend " to shew that children here excluded from the servants' Elysium I A recent

      are . advertisement , emanating , it is presumed , from a despairing housekeeper ,, ran nearly as

      follows—General ' Any Lady Servant or Gentleman , will confer who an important can recomend favour a , reall by addressing y good and ———— trustworthy . ' "

      twelve Now shillings the wages per of week this , class or more of servants than is averages obtained in by Australia many a from Dorsetshire ten to-

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    • English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), June 1, 1864, page 286, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01061864/page/70/