The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1852 - Law |
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Page 164
Now , we propose that our schools -evidence respecting the utility of which will
be laid before you in abundance , which are specially adapted to the wants of this
class - should be put , as far as may be , on the same footing as what are called ...
Now , we propose that our schools -evidence respecting the utility of which will
be laid before you in abundance , which are specially adapted to the wants of this
class - should be put , as far as may be , on the same footing as what are called ...
Page 171
sons :that an increasingly large class of schools , called the Ragged Schools or
Free Day Schools for the destitute ... are inadmissible to the existing school
establishments recognized by your lordships , do not and cannot receive any fair
...
sons :that an increasingly large class of schools , called the Ragged Schools or
Free Day Schools for the destitute ... are inadmissible to the existing school
establishments recognized by your lordships , do not and cannot receive any fair
...
Page 172
The schools themselves must necessarily be in so low an educational condition ,
as estimated by the mere reading and writing test , that they would hardly be
deemed worthy of coming so far under inspection as to receive grants of books
and ...
The schools themselves must necessarily be in so low an educational condition ,
as estimated by the mere reading and writing test , that they would hardly be
deemed worthy of coming so far under inspection as to receive grants of books
and ...
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