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      ! " ! : ^ JV ^' -: ^ '" .. / . •;' ^^^ S ^ f ^ GSSSSSS ^ JSS ^ ti g ^ J ^ af twr of ^ ElomentyoftAattoaa mtf' «* "Fh * ( S&n ^ mEett ^ ^ m ^ Ek ^ i : dw < ttum i lfy & * L . Wfrat i ttwnlsto * toWl ' BbAonM ^ i ^ g a ^ niRn « ' fi 8 tfr ^ j gtefen < v BlN , E ¦ . , EoBgman ^ B&ffljSi&alftiii ^ l ^^^ iirtb * PttHic-HMI <» rthe ^ Crftofemit * 'InsttotioB - -lS » % i'j * MS . t : ^ w ^ ¦ - WsoktdewandsCk ^ Itjpat d ^^ . < a ^^ a §^^ , j ^ u ^ rw )^ ia ^ fring was , <» naidaxa& as , tke ^ tftttg f oce . u .-pittija £ t > jb » ithn 6 « w ^ A « ex «^ ca ^ ft ^ t ^ o £ ^ n ^ ai ^ bing elaet ,,. / Jpae < iwtaae » & . ag ^ -bepeoBQ ^ ajgti ' a d ^ tUMfr-wfcenr tfaey < do > oecao ^ are - nmmdt witfc ? becomingr fn ^ di ^ r' ukC ^ iE ^ Q ^^ B&tujiU ! " •*© £ wfint'WJS'fHrnie rJj' fftsr most inittttm ' as *( l ft cons- «' i # ^]|| fe ^^ i <^« fc 1 t ^ . ;) pf 'ate office o £ ^ B ^ Bnast ^ or mistress m at ^ aifl ^ T iliiag ^ that . € Jd ; 3 BaK ^ OBf *«> mMi ^ Wlio ^ dftoia peg&et incapacity foe work , of aay ktad » was , aijM ! & 4 te £ ljBia | ft ^^ parisht rate */ ¦ And < tkctr finch m J > ii ^ l ^^ % ^ iacMtB < actea . jn fo' ^ ei ^ fobte ; nmgratratesandge *« lett « mv iim 1 ^ su ^ JHOfo ^ ea . £$ ^ 1 ^ tftM ^ iay c ^ M' tBe same fitew in . « 9 O » infiawre w ^^ a » m * iawilies ^ We hare seen , a , letter , writteii not twenty-five yeai-s a ^ o , recommending as instructress , * lti | F ? wiii ^ fi ^ S % ^^ in * cgcttflrotagaegf bn i UtgyW-fchipfe sne *^ tw m « i *^ ¥ x ? aacjite& *? o be fit- for any emplowmmfr ^ g co pli ng'tbatr ofl ^ enS to wi ^^ C& ^ T 6 a » tfei ^ age bettermidierstxiQ ^ novr ; jaea t ^ capattfryr ? a » d * x ^ i ! ie » c «^ ikai& pBrb « p * att : ir ntfcnwt partiag < £ © due * . < ipi ! i | ;^ re >* ^ j | P % r * Bjffig fl j ^ ^ thfr word educatiion conveys a totally different set oPicfeaS fJ ^ nT ^ atr it dTd ^ a < MW 6 tfm ^* ti ^^ efcbor kawe pidvoked » d £ intn ^ gB ^;*^ : ^^ i 934 Hk ^^^ m ^« s ^ jg | ti ^ lwi- «^ ^ laMti . one among many works on the same snbjeet ^ tweduom tiiftt p * tttci || foe ? $ wifc ¦ children sure not mere machines , to be drilled ; and moulded after a uniform pattern ; that ideas ^ aF Tiot -fate root in : ithe- nmitJ' unless the soil be W 0 m ^ mh ^ Kmf ^ - * ok reeewe them ^ ai »* tmfew ^ * fei * - growthv be «* I&i » a ^^ ^ aM&veiiu ^ iraij t ^

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      phifcwi i | ihrn > T ayotity « ad hfc&tle boofcaboMmd * wkb « otte'Obflenratu >» aa& , ji || 5 JBifp ^^ ?;"' 8 tftjPBSilfi > B § u - * ' ' c > 'He- ^ foiunuuSj . fir 9 £ y . 'Bto' f-jRtMtjg '" ftfc - 'ftBj'isdtiotttdf ^ ¦^ i ^^ j ^^^ Q ^^ d ^^ p ^ T e ^ K ^ l ^ ii ^ pi ^^ II ®; : lB * ?* f ; ^ " eddcat&sg ^ > a ¦ <» e e ^ tea <^^ oni , p \ ir sympatny with its protest against the abuse ox ^ hafir ^ xcea mve atimi ^ uB jdi emtdatiotr jKhteJi agateabfuome schools , and which , we ixmtBbiitwmmtiM&trveii Akwekp ^ a * « ertei « e ^ licluen a » 4 fiwility v at , tke -UKffUf ^ ^ mtiehifrfeaaded p ri ^ in

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      , iwi Mt ^ n iagigiS ^ T—rjpnK r , g . CTMKfr imfnwwiyn > w » sw » Cft ^ w » wor icoml ^ aothei ^ i ; w # a ^ j ^ ia-iw ) gw » riy »» ftlyioci > te # fe ft » t Mn ^ vMHityi aflaaujed with , vecy ba < I efiecta < 0 PtliprPM | iliWP % ^ oAfH ) l <^^^« li ^ of being , Io « faf 4 i np « D . j ^ . ^ . landnjj wmt j ^ jm Irauigptwdpoqa . wft-., * haal 4 ! a ^ ' at , fucoutage ^ sympatirisc VRtfi ^ m osfc ^ amwwwHa fe ^ weA ^ Mo » p « 4 iinaatq ^ to br iostl ^ joasliei vut of . out waj ; taw > ^ 4 ow % imAfantwphadtimn . I £ tl »* jsjs ^ tenv un afe all uaeifaUbr wteXkttpalt tramwa ^ an 4 ( ti )»> pfesM » i 4 ia » efi di » opp ) ia «| ^ liieb i * v « ry do ^^ ilimdwAi , it i » uu ^ neation ^ iigF the inr ^ oppo « tf ^« £ . i > K ^* Ki « Mi ^) / . Se * ido » aili tlu ^ tlMiie / iftcp ^ at , inconv&nieiMr ^ Boisfi jjdii-« fAWti # in 4 < ww « im £ tia »* tUodauli . oiu- B ^ ee-4 akjn « ,. . tM ^ . tOw . eoBMBiiqaent ^ e ^ atedQg wBach . is , ripM l | : |« ton ba jwmaarfced , alap , tb % t it is . wer « mafamy wljiciiis exetdsetLin . rafuL 4 j ^ fi / mntbim ^ l" ¥ a p r T : <^ onfji y «« l wnple , ispkAftd . fecta ^ WUeca tLua subject ioKolves a . twigN »<^ i « i » « ip > ltinfi ^ » g 4 the w ** eu mo « t be * sentence of a . uua ^ ber of wocda ( ondio . aTlohrrwaiWiJqf ^ ytJWWP ^ iat ^ i * r «< j » w } d te think oat tbtf proper imfccaimw

      wwHwpr ^ lMiiwww ^ t ^ gwpBRJWiiB ^ Wgej }) » nu . T ,. . PO'oona amjaatTjxe noiae ^ ooniusion , ADW ^ x ,, ap $ nwit » t ¥ fo cfrraBMi ^ aotionipa ^ ndi plae « -takibg , . c 'iAod B «« % -H ^ Mt PW » yictjmjivwhft Bavwt / be . ftacriflced at th » altar of the teachar'a , oti 4 % . tb « ti a « WWf wib ^ Jforwaptthi ^ » pai » pet « 4 idol called Dux I What crime haa , j ^ oby , comipittaaistQ > JM tbaay treated . a& * paraab ox outcast , and li&vo . a . stigma , attaclicd to . l « jawwn »^^ -fa « it jUvA 8 tag { via « ad « h . 4 esc » aati ( oaYlaad ono to which no yonik aliould ever be ei ^ i catad ^ vrh « re ; fch « r « i » nor morel , ^ leluiq ^ eiuty , B « i look at the boobies' form , and wliai davu » ft . fioil tb « n »? Pcrlijups ' som » af the boobios are lad » , of a . shy , senaltivB upirit , who Utodeatly sbsiok satting ; tbemsalve » foswArd- ; oc tboy are ia tbat positioa of dbcrace , b « caq «» thet « aoher U ao aagftg ^ d ia pufriiiog on th » saclev « r scholars who fall ia with , hia Bfateux ,, Hub h * has n « b tim * to giro adequate attcntfon , ta . tb . Qae who cauiutt ,. fcom sonao Uttlle defifiiencf , pusb . tbouaflftlwwk oa;—oc Ujey ace > luda wborara unfitted for a public uchool . idhio uiuku

      aau-wuuiu i > jud t ^ uuiawic i yw *« ivjf « , ww jnusiiuuujr ' us Mtuii . jtM ° Min uw v « uu (^ |» with that private education that alone would suit them ;—or lads or intelligence , h \ xt whoso £ utolt 4 ea aovelop a little slowly ;•—or lads , who faaice no . tutor , elder brother , or friend to ¦© asist tbeia at lu « ue ^ -no coa » forUl > le , happy and peaceful iueaide . to . study , at—no kind ]> a £ « nU . wAfaebisgt av « c tbeoa , inauiriug inta their progress , gently stimulating them and « ocou ««^ tJD » tb « Htb Jfedutps Booby ia a poet ,, or a mituraliaL a m ^ chanicuL gpnius , or an * impenptnftbtaduncV sa ^ b uu » Shondan-l Ho doub t , same oa tna boobies' fiorna are in reulifty ¦ very duUtkd * . ) , what . Uwa ? Ia that any reason why they must bo put ia the stocks or « xpo * ml ia , thj » , piUoorj *—why bhej naaat have the additiooai onortUicatioa of having thjti . onlaesa h « lcl out to . publk viuw aa a dogradatLon ? Are not tbe infivLtable conao ^ uoncoa «( tiiflt dutnes * . suflyUnent punishment ? And , very probably , several of tbo boobies are ¦ Wttr UH > oJaaited lads , -who deaervo puniahmont . Ia . it wise to p lace thc 3 B all together , to Keep each other in countenance , encourage each other in their idle or evil waya , and corrupt those of the bettor aortwlio are placed beside them ? Wo cannot help thinking

      tftal ? " * Bfcobgr ^ -v « nerable . Snstfttrtidir thjwgfoifc lie—might-now fte fifepeused' with like man otbseT'instmJtidns . which thfrmnre hxnnaiiB spirit aud fertile resources of nrodero ' ti ^ ea i » ^ enaMeiturtaaitefiani ^ ^ M ^^ TfVi "WTow isk / wall fcaowtt ae a . gpeat edttcatiunai atrflioritj : in . his osrai country . His interest in the subject of English education , seems to haye been maii % awakened by Ms anfefrf adrmraftion for- tbje character and ¦ wfitiiigS' of - Bfo Attiold . Thete- letters- ewntafii- an acconnfr of hV riat to BirglaBd ^ tmdertafeen Sot owier to >^ examine- the ^ princtpai pnfilib schooLr and ; tJo-eonrparer ^ hcedttcartabnal syatrarw of Ehglbntt and " Gerpyaii ^ Tlje ffreat element of dififerejse ^^ etween tten * of cwnweasiiSia * itt ^ Jhgiapd the e ^ ucaEtiim of ckifdren is Hel # ^ fce a right aiuPdljty of the parent ?—in Crenimny ^ Sfe 5 starter asaramesi to n ^ raetf the fbr ^ tSo « orher ^ fh ( te ^ eifcfeens .

      ERr . Wieste appears to * K « re Ween prnm ^ paHy struck wifcfe the more mtfc-^ e ndent ' and seff-peliaB * spirit cirftmted ^ m ! png £ nhV scBo&n ^ their geaeraJ regard-for truth , and re »* f recognition pF'fettr . ^¦ Tle ^ grea * ' eWof Bhgjg sh edueatibn , " h ^ d ecfer *^ ^ lst ^ iHmart to ^ the Troan ^ , and tfetit in- th ^ besf ^» T S « reag ^« rWffl . \ . V ^ frreffttrd t <> tbe systems of' mstruetion- pursued in ^ the-frwo ewntrfes fesamff tttiaar up- as ^ exhfibitifflg « &b-comftrttet- beWeen skai an * scfeiice ( fiSftnen stid ? T ^ W ) , ; ^ fraetfea « ad ^ kadirle % ei ' lite- ftigher- € renmm schoolisi he-saySf , are- Wtt w adVanee offfie English- ? bo * the edncatJoaih these * lattec is- general !> t moi « : tflfective ,, because , a . better , pvepsagation * for life . And he concludes -with an ardent aspiration , that it were possible to . combine " * tto G « ffna « n seientifib method ) with the English , power of forming the ^ Tuiaracter * " - . '• of

      The . I ^ Btaares 1 H& .. B ^ ibri ^ contain notibtn ^ ' rexj new or wortjby of ^ omnuani , ;; but ; they < ioaist iisefuiLy iippa a , poiat wjbieh . k ? ftot always suf-^ £ i « ntl ^^ is «^ eddk ^ s ^ ua ^^ the / ii ^ oi ^ eondkuetiiag ' ^ dufifttaooL * u& ^ d Ni » regaT < £ iK ^ pbysioleg ie « d-Qdn 6 ideratio > iks .

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      . ALBQQBfc O 3 ST S W&J&BfSi A , Sr ^ ifhJSeieJx ^ Ki ^ < heJSu } edg ^ B ^^ VK . , ^ la ^ h act ^ erwia ., ; ' , K .. € oolfle . l ^ Basiktl )^ V 9 l « m » contain » r « i aeccmn t&of a joturn ^ &tM )»^ lk > ad ^» c to Stock » holnx and back , performed between . " a night of last ^ ovenabei * rt and ICni ct ^ tnTaif daj ^ Jsgct - ~^ Ljp ^^ & 9 r ^^ ^ en'oliqi : has contrived ^ to make sppae obser-¦ \^ j ^^ . 0 x ] m ^^ S ^ r 0 k 3 . rja ^ idyiui ii ^<^ a ^ K % -i > e ^ p ViaJted ; befiore ; bart ^ . tJwB ^ ob ^ r ^ iUiwa ^ U n « t £ right « c JigbJ ; . reader by tiieir gcavitj , xw > r ^ if ^^ he ^ iiiBale : ^ BMfii-ey « d ^ fn » riww ? bQJp ?* « ieflt . by theirr # tiu Stdtt-1 h £ r « ti& i »^^^ ii ^^^ l ^ A 0 aB ^ erc ^ an . aeooanfr of the roads ^ t&W ^ 'in ^)^^ ^^ a ^ . and f ^ % c 6 | i ^ me wMch ^ came rn , thet traTeUi&rVwayr so that peoplft ^ c ^|»^ foit , « 3 * r ^^ too / i ; ^ iMorjaajedL iUso * th ^ e wwfcjc ® 9 kI ownrr «« l ^ « omim )»

      i * m ancl ^ 5 «« t ^ 6 < aujpw ^^ ^ ^^^ lus < fccur » ire ftcjeiat aa ^ spMndations aoiJii ^ bp ^ wil 8 i ng ^ 1 ^^ iu » <^ good iaa * ttr ^ eimi « ' 0 ^ beii >| £ ^^ . - " , ' - iPdr B » # | il ^ i ^ iections 'a ^ , 'gpf&& , vje * ti of IUi buSr ^ fii ^» br H not " « er ^ imuc ^ at littCQfi-. Tor mafepceg : }* & . . s ^ g ^ , s » r—** . ^ ofiEtoflu , ' ' ¦ tiWo £ jiSC , tP ^ iaP % jMte .-iaidar ^ b V -vnt ^ Qutr < aeienc se « 9 B& c ^ logjHeiai ^ Ifdbor « b 0 » e »« i « u » J - Th * appasentj noK « Jtjr o £ the * tfaon ^ fetoi tibe wxitieir 19-, atbtMtt a » -suirpr * sra » as ^ hisHjonde « oeadiffg' patronage » f Mr . Ctorlyle ^ a opinioti ^ Herev ajjfl ttere , throu ^ hotit hiis page t , aseyfou ? SBHtenceoribro may be £ wmd ' ims& are evidJaajttj ^ i ^ nserjted to tctne down oc to gi ^ ve shadow to the sparkling brilliancy of the rest—a specimen of which , we subjoin : — * trWb ftkdtbeea travelliba-dtirinfffotir-ana-twenty hours . To my companions , I remember ,

      I ^ eiiMricfd ^ boti tifefciaiwe-tbit ! felfc ^ t ^ edf-f hni of-eonrw tMs'ea ^ nantfv wonHTnofc ^ tein arfbvnwliwek ofttnawlssi Biitt ^» finite Uy rbsv » mot madcl up ' inynmdirhHlMcIjhall 1 write « , conreirtioiJally vowtacfeaecomnt v whetijeci , likoTaJfiaanfcEatudl ^ mbfibb m ^ daily bilLof ^ ura ^ j ^ d ^ pominBiit . 0 9 the ' , ag « eipaiir ^ upbiemv of < an ; ag ^ for , bnaaMaat . ^ : < a ^ , Lk » , Idiv EMff ^ Aitell ^ bsr reader , ho / m many people there are , in H ^ targha ^' , Q t 6 erx » lace 9 » andcp . tuisugfftbemtoCs ^ ts ^ attbej ^ jof , ofiendin |^ Sfr . Miirray , wlio seems to dHrmalrthe a % fatf ^ Bfafope fer- M » ( i tfB . Th » F « gtt ) ar thingse ^ s to W- « oi 3 ifctW h ^ b « t ^« eoj » c « ty » k ^ anosa cootaery ^ booki K « nr I have , not tbe . facta fon ^ eataJogne , norjk . ' tawhafor * bookoit the culinary art ; so shall attempt neither . I shall rather endeavour to , 8 eM » . the ttpu&t . of . matters about me , leaving geography and statistics to Guy and Maccnlloch ; the hotels to Murrayy and the ^ titchens to Soj ' tsr : Thosa pei » oii 8 'whQ : ir 8 tttfa : hfetojgr of Sweden mqst read Gerjeir ; those who- would' like to form . ajthorcruglUy incorrectt ftmrwssiim : of the Scandtnaarian ptnfnaula , majr study Lsing , wbaprored tlnit ( Jrebw is not BomfHea ^ tbafc Noek 8-mhg ^ is not Glasgow ; and wbtrmisqaotes statistics to 1 -pfonrt absurd dogroaa . *'

      Froatt thia aKghfe extract a very , elear notion } m&p be goAhered of vtmk i » noPtoi be- found ia toe * boot , but itk gives but a fauaite idBfc of ; the > snuwtvess and jocosity / vrhidht prevail throu ^ EHMit . What st J $ taqe ~ Beaker h we we not informed here , but are teft to learn elsewhere ^ or to rnier that it is a drinking , vessel of some soct- From certain , woodcuts io . the . first , and Uat chapteray we soppofleiJ ! tor he a « haiupag » e-glas 8 .

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      THE THEATRES . It is now five ¦ weeks , ami lecleur , since I corrveyed to you my flteeting impressions of the fleeting triumphs of the day . I sometimes comp lain of the bad atmospher » of theatres , but , believe me , it is better to breathe that atmosphere , contemplating ltiediocco acting , and u powerful , " uninteresting pieces , than to breathe , as I have be « n breathings the sea breezes of the southern coast , or jthe- gay , irafcooticating air of Pans . Yes , it is a miserable fact ! X "wrouM rorther sit in the upper boxes of a crowded theatre , liste ' mng to the melodious voice of Charles Kean , and watchin ^ the varied expression of bis passionate countenance , than drive through the avenues- of the Bois de liottlogtie , or

      " Hear the mighty waters rolling evermore ;" You think this a paradox ? one little detail will render it an appreciable truth . JPog mfi to be seated contemplating tho splendours of Kean , implies that I have tho health which permits that intellectual orgie . It is PfC " ciscly that which lias been wanting to rue these last five weeks * and which has made Paris dull , and life a ton . So tbat when I find myself once again within trie walib of a theatre , though not quite well enough to justify my presence there , it seems as if a new lease

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    • Leader (1850-1860), May 27, 1854, page 498, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2040/page/18/