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      here if it and were there proposed . But to abolish th a eneral the fees sstem only gy

      of free schools the , — ^^ ^^ t does ^^^^ W ^^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^^ no ^^ ^^ ^^^ t ^^^^ W ^^^^ ^^ ^^ l ^ mW ^^ tmWk . Mr . John Morley , in argumen his admirable bu app t too y .

      publis little h remembered ed in 1870 , deals essay forcibl on ' Education with this , '

      point . ' There are , , ' says he , ' plenty of paren JL ts who would not choose to allow you % Jor

      me out to of hand charity them ^ m , m or their in the children — sp - — _ — iri - t _ ' s of school pa 1 ^^ ^^ tronage ^^ ^^ pence ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^^» ^^ .

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      he Why is should humilia a ted free in school going in humiliate to a free library while ¦ ¦ ¦ a .

      free ^^ library delights and eleva - — - — - ^ tes — — —^ , —m ? — - v — — The ~— - ^^^ ^^^ r parent is heartily glad that the Government

      relieves him of two-thirds of the cost of schooling , and he would have no other feeling

      but entire satisfaction if he were relieved of the other third also . ' But anyhowit is now

      too late to use this argument . , The State already meets three quarters or so of — the

      whole ' pauper t JL «/ cos ised t of v the elementary parent JL X to education that extent —it —and has .

      or it can threepence hardly be a week that the marks remaining the border twopence line

      on the one side of which is manly indepen- , denceand on the other degrading jpauperism .

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      Magazine for August . ¦ + O +

      Edwin Waugh, The Lancashire Laureate Ff....

      Edwin Waugh , the Lancashire Laureate ffmi . —After i ¦¦ a year ¦ j ' s experience ¦ in / ¦ his ¦ ¦ ¦¦ fi ¦ rst

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      Edwin Waugh, The Lancashire Laureate Ff....

      spects A . he were brijg « - ^ htenedljy trade t / the But change his O , inasmuch ** 99 + m .+ m . VtVAE '

      as was learning a . work was hard , his wages were small , and his hours the first twelv

      long . During e months of his apprenticeship his wages were ¦ half-a-crown

      week ^ ^ . After A Cl ^^ that ll _ . 1 , and . _ . ^ j to 1 . the li end — 1 of ^^ <• the v I ^ ^^« to fourth \ m ^ yf ^ ^ a - yearhe received - an ____ extra shilling _^ £ rw » week it

      i f h year . For the last three years per vvry the periodical increase was double that amount .

      His working hours were from six to nine in hand summer » his , seven wor - k - to - began - nine - ^^ in first _ - __ winter -.- ^ and . finished As youngest last

      close He had , to shop sweep at ni and _ g f- ht —— - dust - . Once _ — in - ___ v ^^^ the — - during ^ w m ~» ornin n ^ a ^ - ^^ a ^^^ g ^^ and ^ y ^ j ma .

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      stairs to find out what time it was . The ^ clock had stoppedso he started on his walk of a

      , te and mile % ^ in to m the Mr ^ B flP depth . ^ Holden ^^ T' ^ m * ' ~ M of — ^ winter A ' s . ¦¦ — It ^^ . , -j was and —r » - — — — - ~— Edwin bitterl ^ ^ " - & - - ' ^^ —• m * ' y stood mr cold ~* mr ^^ f _ m ^ m ^

      pinched and shivering on the doorstep for some time , until at length his repeated knocking

      and roused called his master ' Who , is who there cam V e to i It the is me window sir mf

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      closed fast as you the can . t ' ired The window had to was retrace quickl his y

      ste shor ps t time remaining t as best h to him gh . t — during From t the he

      Leisure Hour for August .

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      John Henry , Cardinal Newman . It is with profound regret that we record

      which the death occurred of the on venerable the evening Cardinal of the 11 Newman th inst . ,

      year at the . In Oratory the end , Ed of g last bast week on , in , thoug his ninetieth h feeble ,

      he day was morning in his he usual was heal suddenl th , but y earl pros y trated on Sun by - acute pneumoniaand never rallied . John

      Henry Newman , was the son of John Newman TV » a member J of the banking ^^^ firm of

      - * -. Y ^ S , »»* . *» . *** , »^/ » A A V- ' » * ft «^ r V * ' * . V ^ A */ A A V- ' IVV » A * . » - AJk ^ tak ~ ™ *~ born Ramsbottom born in in . London London , Newman in in loOl 1801 . and anrl & was was Co . educated educated He was , au at

      Ealing where he School graduated and with Trinit , classical y College honours , Oxford in ,

      pal 1820 I ^ UIJL of V ^ JL . St T- ~ -f In V « . Alban -LAA 1825 M ^ LW & JL he 7 s Hall JL . JK was . LWA A , * ap under UAiMV pointe / JL Dr . 4- ^ d . Vice ( « « afterward ^> a . w - Princi — > - s

      Archbishop he JLJkV / became V / V ^^^ IW *** . ^^ tutor »/ ) Whatel */ V ^ A of V ^ JL Oriel V y , and V > A Colleg V /\/ in * AVU the e V « following , of " \_^ » which •» —— - year he

      had been elected fellow . During this period / he Tre assis atise ted on in Log the preparation , ' and also contributed of Dr . Whatel 1828 to the y he ' s

      acce ' Encyclopaedia pted the living Metropolifcana of St . Mary . ' ' s , Oxford In , with the the chaplaincy of Littlemoreand during -w * »— .

      gained CJ fif UA 1 teen V VAAUf years L him / AMIAAAVJ of a remarkabl \ SM his . JU incumbency 1 VVAVAAI e influence V « , * JW ** his -V ^ . _ preaching over ^ j 71 the

      Jul younger y 1838 members to July 184 of 1 the he University edited the . British From he for Littlemore

      Ori ^ ic . In 1842 left Oxford , where he established an ascetic community ,

      over which he presided until his secession UU * "J

  • Citation
    • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Aug. 15, 1890, page 974, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_15081890/page/18/