On this page
-
Text (1)
-
422 MEETINGS OF THE MONTH.
Note: This text has been automatically extracted via Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software. The text has not been manually corrected and should not be relied on to be an accurate representation of the item.
-
-
Transcript
-
Note: This text has been automatically extracted via Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software. The text has not been manually corrected and should not be relied on to be an accurate representation of the item.
Additionally, when viewing full transcripts, extracted text may not be in the same order as the original document.
0 Domestic Service.
daughters an education better _calculated to fit them for future continthe gencies The reason Rev . wh . J . y E he . Kempe had felt , Rector it incumbent of St . on James him ' s to , and Piccadill be therefore present y , observed , was since , that it that he
_Hiave admitted belonged been that to abs the olute prevention Church inconsistency Penitentiary was always not Association to better do all than that , cure he , could he thoug for the ht it present would was
Society Mr . G . . Hastings then moved a resolution : " That it is desirable that a test strong for the ly education that the and local requirements examinations should of which women be had extended be b instituted een institute to females ; " and d b y ge the
gentleman cluding Universities by , while reading for middle apolog a letter - ising class for from youths of his Mr unavoidable . John Stuart absence test for Mill from femal , in the wlii education meeting eh , con that - ,
_^ M adding ghly , app that la if uded examinations its intention and degrees proposing are a useful and necessar e y means , of the rendering of education and efficient will in certainl the cas be e of adopted men , they as must soon be as equall the latter y so
In case women , y _^ object degrees I > r . Lankester is on as women seriousl , in for y seconding de acquirements sired as the the motion former in botany , advocated . " , chemistry especiall , and y the other conf tend na erring tura to l
sciencesobserving that an acquaintance with those sciences would _jlegent prevent , Street such fatal throug occurrences h ignorance as of that the which operati had on of recentl natural y ha laws pj _> . ened That in _? such not beyond female had been proved by the
fact that subjects at were the examinations of the Society powers of Arts on an occasion proficiency of when gained her he by was a in An lad ph himself y ysiology important , while the , another a examiner fiel science d was lad she thus y , the had was gold also now to carried medal engaged women off for in for the teaching botany if gold they med had to acquired others al been for
_; to a thoroug impart sex ; h . it knowled ; and male ge of professors such subjects would , they no open longer would be become required , qualified for the in tuition turn
of The young resolution ladies . having been put and carried , a vote o £ thanks to the noble chairm The Earl an was of unanimousl Shaftesbury y , adopted after thanking . the Meeting for the vote which be considered
it rimental a hazardous had just one passed . experiment When , said it : — was ; This and first there Society instituted was can very it no engaged great longer would doubt be in an found indeed exper available iment as an to expe , how and for
the far the kind services of employments of young which females were and contemp women lated . The Society has , howevernow been in operation for three or four years , and in a great many
beneficial departments , and of perfectl _indListry y adapted the emp for loyment the purpose of fem . ales ( Hear has , hear been . ) found We very find fullequal to
that men case . in of We copy two hav ing or , e three printing proved dozen , this and women comp other letel we occupations y have ; and proved if , women we it have with are proved regard y , it to in the the
_plantin whole female g press sex twenty . ( Hear or thirty , hear youn . ) , When g women we are find cap that able at of Miss executin Faithfu g work that ll's
twenty hundred ¦ with the or thousand minutest thirty females care in this and fairl country the y represent greatest , who the ac require curacy twent , emp y we thousand loyment must recollect or in the suitable two heartarthenhave
gained to branches entreating impress a very of on the industri the great clergy great deal al and mass occupation . the We of ministers parents have . learned ( Hear in of their different , enoug _congregations . ) h reli alread So gious y , to , denominations and justif especially , we y us in of their hters
for middle some -cl specific ass parents profession , the wisdom or calling and in necessity which they training may find employment daug at _,
422 Meetings Of The Month.
422 MEETINGS OF THE MONTH .
-
-
Citation
-
English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Aug. 1, 1863, page 422, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01081863/page/62/
-