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OPEN COUNCIL, 357
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Ladies' HiBEitisTAisr Society.
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To The Editor Of The English Woman 9 S J...
tr prepare sooner offer ainin ? g we I for special believe abandon the reception means that the . illusion special and What exercise work of these combination requires of are other we sp knowled . shall ecial I take the training ge it and sooner for duties , granted and lear if sp n , e they that cial the
no man instructive half-workers institution to be wholl can be fed wholl and y self clothed -supp . orting But , the as there will will be be so partiall y y covered by such and y similar ways as " Alban" points expense out , and the
class who will have the immediate benefit must be content to pay the rest . resident I know of boarders one establishment and I should where think renumerating this a good work a p is lan found in London in receivin , and g
practicable in many , watering-places , as the slack season could be devoted to books and needlework .
mistake May — I to be observe permitted upon —for the we remarks cannot as afford to the to severity give away of the compassion duties of the in
teachers Their , work i . e . c is ertificated definite nation and confined al school to mistresses hours which ? they take care not to exceed one minute . Those I have had to do with get their " notes of lessons of "
in needlework the hour- " and is - done half except attendance during on the the girls pup ' il needlework teachers , and occupation no " fixing , which b day y the is way therefore bring at s that the utmost industrial seven portion hours to and almost a half nothing during . _1 Their xve days hireling in the
week at for most half laces the year it is any but where six ; and and a the half other . Considering half , and throug the vocal hout effort the year and the standing p it , is _enoiighand too are moved to undertake the
ofiice by the very physical delicacy _, which many should forbid . I am , Madam ,
Yours truly ,
A . E .
Open Council, 357
OPEN COUNCIL , 357
Ladies' Hibeitistaisr Society.
Ladies' _HiBEitisTAisr Society .
[ We have been requested to insert the following appeal in favor of the School belonging to the Ladies' Hibernian Society , ]
It will "be gratifying to tlie friends of education amongst the readers of many the Eng ) to lish hear woman a few ' s particular Journal ( and s of we the are progress for intuitivel thrice of an twelve y assured institution that in which the they sister are has
pursued " the noiseless tenor of its way " years noble under kingdom daug the . hter presidency In the the year Marchioness of 1823 the the trul Ladies of y Cholmondeley Christian ' Hibernian Duchess now Society of Beaufort was ies the established , lace whose so
long and assiduou , sly filled by her admirable mother , ; _occup it might seem p like dency adulation have to say indicated how filiall has y , how devoted zealousl itself y . to the This instruction society , under of the the female
presipeasant quainted otherwise we youth with grow of the up Ireland to Scri womanhood , ptures with , great and ignorant success with all , and rendering Christian possibly those princi brutal p who , les well ; would and acand all other knowled
possible to educating their to well them -doing also estimate in in useful the the various amount needlework relationshi of good , which ps of this domestic unpretending life ge . necessary It society is
imover has devotes accomp its lished labors . , and A few the facts evil it will has speak prevented volumes amongst . the class to which it thirteen thousand female
children In the year in the of the schools famine of , this 1846 society -7 , there , all were of whom were fed and clothed
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), July 1, 1859, page 357, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01071859/page/69/
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