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To The Editor Of The English Woman's Jou...
inquiry solid Eng , that lish education a young g , irl and of who nineteen is determined or twent to y , be who industrious has received and to a make good normal
scho the scho ol ol most where obtain of a her a vac certificate opportunities which occur , may will . fit Of by her course passing for the becoming onl salarie y one a s candidate year at in a different for any ancy may vary
pounds schools at , first per but annum si it ht is b , y with no means two that rooms such uncommon a rent mean free s for of , besides livelihood the mistresses firing would and to be candles have derogatory . forty It
to may those who had g antici appear pated tuition among families in the higher walks of life , yet I think upon reflection it will not be found so . The teacher would
not be mixed up with rude or vicious adults , hut only with young children , " upon well educated whom her women real refinement to devote themselve would exercise s to these a beneficent schools influence I have no . doubt Were
pup many ils . ameliorating But even as influences they are would at present result I to think themselve the opening s as well well as to worth their y of consideration
. I am , Madam , yours respectfully ,
S . L .
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_a long The loomy November line and of disastrous progenitors , of 1859 events goes . Grloomy to Fierce its grave in gales itself with destructive its no course better has to ch life aracter been and marked property than its by
attended bring g ing in its their commencement train an inconceivable . while its close amount , is marked of sorrow b and an act suffering which , , imperils the latelacquired , freedom of Italand bids fair y to consign that
unfortunate country y to renewed slavery , or y , equally dangerous anarchy . . "Wicked and tortuous Emmanuel policy and has has woven forced its the meshes lion around hearted Ital Graribaldi y , has tied the
hands of Victor , -, a man integrity " in whom , and there hig is h no minded guile , patriotism " to retire , from are , d feel a angerous scene himself where if obli not spotless fatal to honor obstacles and .
his Alas proud , for Ital position y , that and her retire noblest into son private should life till chicanery and ged double renounce dealconquer ing shall that have position done their among work nations on king which and has people been , and filched leave them and wrested free to
from In , them home . eventswe have to noteas of immediate interest to this Journal and its supporters , , the discussion which , the employment of women has received
in the columns of the press , both daily and weekly , a discussion wliich has rendered causewe have valuable been service pleading "by for promoting the last a two more years extended and the hearing establishment of the
one of a way Society * the practical already formed embodiment , for the of the Emp views loyment we h of ave , "Women thus advocated , which is . in been bth
Council A committee of the National has , with Association reference for to the this Promotion society , of Social appointed Science y to e consider and report to the council on the best means which the association
p can loyment adopt of to women assist . the The present members movement Kinnaird of this committee for increasing are the the lli industrial g d ht Hon . em the
-Earl of Shaftesbury , the Hon . A . , M . P ., Mr . E . Akroy , Mr . Has-Mi tings ss Adel Mr . aide Horace Proct Mann erMi ,- ss Mr Boucherett . "W . S . Cookson Miss F aithfull . Jameson Miss , Crai Miss . Parkes , g
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Dec. 1, 1859, page 287, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01121859/page/71/
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