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359 FACTS AND SCRAPS.
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Monthly Report Of The Society For Promot...
the by _gained Grovernment chairman National , Lord to Medallions be Houg competed hton , onl . y No for a very less _bjr limited all than the seven number Art Schools of the of young which in the observations are ladies country offered had . noble chairman then addressed the meetingand after some
lordship upon The art , - in education remarking in upon general the benefits with special which reference these , schools to this were country conferring , his , said that there now observed a greater accuracy of detail and an
were _specimens sington inc : feasing _^—that in sympath an the adjoining pup y ils with had room Nature shown , and . such He still devotion was more deli this to by g Nature hted institution those to . at ( see Hear South because - —by , hear Ken the : it ) -
independent proved He : was that : parti the position cul female arly gratified which sex of this he by believed country the success was it of more was most and more advantageous acquiring , that for
educating civilization themselves they of living should were but occupy not also onl lay . y ing Women laying the the foundation who foun were dation for succeeding for the obtain happ ing iness in their thus of
¦ their own means future homesfor , the benefit of the children whom they might have to educateand for the , gratification of the husbands whom they might wish to
p emp of lease the loyment . , ( Hear of for , this hear women . country ) , In but this a lie great country Was asham unwillingness there ed was to say . not to there let onl them y was a , deficiency on compete the part on of
equal It was terms men the custom . On this at some public , of occasion the china he manufactories protested against of this such country a course for . their work btheir which
certain of the workmen to ease y resting arms , ori considerabl this particular y eased descri and simp ption lified of work their had work to . labour But women without who this were rest engaged to thei
arms which was casting upon them an additional discouragement an discomfort the men , themselves . He thoug but ht also this to was the a masters distinction . ( Hear not , hear only . ) dishonour He did not able as t
for favour to be shown , to womenbut only equal terms in competing . H did Spottiswoode not have see , why unless their Miss full her and printin Faithfull free g , chance was should as good of be equal encourage or better remuneration . d He more wished than for to equal Mr see .
Switzerland women labour . ( Hear and , hear in other . ) This countries was the . principle generally adopted in France ,
receive The Rev such . , Mr assistance . Thorold that said it it could was very be made necessary self-supporting that the school ; and ; aft should er a then separated
vote of thanks to the Chairman the meeting . ' CiviL hav List fallen Pensions to the . — share Of the of ten ladies Civil thoug List h Pensions only two recentl of this y number apportioned can
bein be seven reckoned g founded e as not " pensioners on tlieir own in services their own , but right on those , " the of claim som s e of male the relative others
of Eliza connection Cook £ 100 . The Mrs names . Sheridan and amounts Knowles are , £ as 100 follows ; Dinah : —Lady Mulock Ing , lis authoress , £ 100 ;
of John Halifax , ; Gentleman & c £ 80 ; Mrs . Austin , widow of a civil engineer various dwellings periodical , who of the devoted poor , s £ 50 , himself £ ; 60 Mrs ; , Mrs . especiall Jean . , Leaf Williamson y ,, widow to the sanitary of Thompson Mr . J improvement . Leaf , sister , a writer to Hug of the for h
Miller £ 50 . The , Athenaeum comments with _some severity upon Lord services Palmerstdn , from having the funds returned of the to Civil the old List plan , remarking of giving that pensions as onl for y £ military 100 per
provided pension subtract month is to so for devoted Lad large by y separate Ing _apportion by lis the , which nation vote from , as no to so it reward one limited ought could intellectual to a have have fund , grudged been as service is , and required had , as it was is it to not onl done afford just y been to in a
the case of Lady Elgin .
359 Facts And Scraps.
359 FACTS AND SCRAPS .
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), July 1, 1864, page 359, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01071864/page/71/
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