INDEX TO THE NATIONAL SOCIETY'S MONTHLY PAPER. Nos. CX. To CXXI. INCLUSIVE 1856. 110895 Abstract, Half Yearly, 29. Admonition and Suspension Tickets, 298. Adule Classes 241, 280... Advertisement for Teachers, 23. Aim of Teachers' Studies, see Church Teacher. Air and Ventilation, 206, .* Annual Meeting of the Society, 165. Arithmetic, 23: Arithmetical Lesson, 19. Assistant Masters, Adyice as to Study, 77. Attendance Card, 180. Average Attendance, how to calculate, 269. Balloting List, 142. Bangor Diocesan Board, 285. Bangor Memorial to Committee of Council, 199. Bedfordshire Board, 115. Behaviour, 5. Bell, Mr. William, 227, 260. Blind, Education for the, 294. Books on Music and Thirty-nine Articles, 52. Brookfield, Rev. W. H., on the Catechism, 234. Building Grants of the Committee of Council, 167. Church-Teacher, History of a, 203, 229, 262, 288, 319. Church-Teacher in his Recreations, 101. Church-Teacher in the Parish, 128. Church-Teacher's Studies, 13, 47, 67, 135, 155, 176. Circulation of the Paper, 309. Classification of Pupils, 5. Augmentation for portion of a Year, 257. Certificates in Workhouse-Schools, 63. Instructions respecting Examinations, 37. Examination Papers, Females, 38. Examination Papers for Queen's Scholars, 64, 118. Examination Papers, Males, 7, 149, 200. Minute of 2d June 1856 respecting Queen's Notice respecting the Examination, 255. Vice-President Bill and Act, 63, 256. Common Things, 76, 132, 160, 207, 238, 271, 297. Copy-Slips, 104. Coutts, Miss Burdett, 168. Crying Evil, 206, 237. Cube-Root, 210, 239. Culham, Educational Conference at, 222. Durham Society, 116. Durham Training School, 116. INDEX. Duties of Churchmen with reference to Education, 322. Education Bill, the Lord President's, 98. Employment, Extra by Certificated Teachers, 271. Examination, see Committee of Council. Exhibitions for Teachers of a humble order, 82. Numeration, 186. iii Old Scholars, Keeping up connection with, 75, 161, 275. Organ, Instructions on the, 104, 271. Organising Secretaries, 58. Parents of Children, how to deal with, 209, 307. Parish-Schools 150 years ago, 266, 292, 324. Parochial Collections, 311. Parsing Milton, 74. Pastoral Letters, 142, 311. Payments affected by Irregular Attendance, 271. Pension and Relief Fund, see Distressed Teachers. Peterborough Training School, 144. Petition for Queen's Letter, 111. Petition for Queen's Letter, Reply to, 113. Prizes for Common Things, 168, 195. Pupil-teachers, Course of Instruction for, 270. Pupil-teachers, Qualifications of Candidates for, 239. Pupil-teachers, Tracts for, 104. Birkenhead and Wirrall, 162, 189, 242, 300. Birmingham, 241. Bridgnorth, 28. Bristol, 301. Carlisle, 55, 106. Carnarvonshire, West, 328. Cheshire, 163, 273. Cheshire, North, 163, 300. Chew Decanal, 213. Cirencester, 242. Devon and Exeter, 301, 327. Dorking, 241, 328. Ely, Isle of, 163. Forest of Dean, 300. Frant Deanery, 328. Glandford Brigg, 189, 212, 327. Gloucester and Bristol, 27, 330. Grantham, 213, 328. Shoe-Club, 75. Snow, Notes of a Lesson on, 18. Songs for Children in an Infant-School, 77. Staffordshire, South, and North Worcestershire, 328. St. Mark's College, 82, 143, 195. Sunday-school Correspondence, Monthly Paper open to, 191. Sunday-school-Course of Lessons, 305. Sunday-school Teachers, Hints to, 278. Sunday-schools, Essay on, 124. Sunday-schools, Hints on the Management of, 303. Sunday-schools, imparting Instruction in, 246. Sunday-schools, Management of, 191. Sunday-schools, Routine for, 308. Sunday-schools, The Crisis, and its Requirements, 331. Sunday-schools, On giving Tickets, 335. Sunday-school, How to employ Time of a, 336. Sunday-schools, the Object of, 279. Suspension Tickets, 298. Teacher, see Church-Teacher. Teachers, Want of Punctuality in, 248. Teachers' Work, Influence of, 227. Teachers' Aid Fund to the National Society, 23, 49, 70, 159. Teale, the late E. J. Esq., 63. Testimonials, 296. Time-Tables, 5, 6. Training Colleges, List of, 38. Training Colleges, sanitary condition of, 23. Training Colleges, Support to, 167. Tuning Pianos and Organs, 52. Union Schools, 224. Vacations, see Holidays. Vice-Presidents of the Society, 141, 165. Welsh Education Fund, 30. Westminster Abbey, Festival at, 165. Whitelands Training Institution, 30, 168, 195, 311. York Diocesan Board, 283. York Training School, 172. THE Meetings of the Committee of this Society have been attended during the last month by the Earl of Romney; the Bishop of St. Asaph; the Rev. Sir Henry Thompson, Bart.; the Dean of St. Paul's; Sir Thomas Phillips; Archdeacons Sinclair and Harrison; and Rev. John Jennings. The Welsh Education Committee has been attended by Lord Dynevor, Saunders Davies, Esq., C. Alexander Wood, Esq., and others, Members of the Committee of the National Society, included in the above list. Westminster Institution. SMITH SQUare. An Examination of Candidates for admission into training will be held on the 7th, 8th, and 9th of January 1856. Applications and Testimonials are to be forwarded to the Matron, Mrs. Barber, 15 Smith Square, Westminster. Battersea Training College. The Examination, which commenced on the 10th and terminated on the 20th of December, was superintended by her Majesty's Inspectors, the Rev. F. Temple, . and Joshua Ruddock, Esq. There were 94 resident students, candidates for Certificates and Annual Grants; and 77 pupil-teachers, candidates for Queen's Scholarships. Twelve of the latter were examined at other colleges. 36 masters in charge of schools were also candidates for Certificates, and five were candidates for Grants of Apparatus. 54 resident students are now leaving the Institution to take charge of schools. The Rev. W. Fry, of Leicester, offered eight prizes for the best examination papers on the English Language and School-Management, four to be given to the Senior Students, and four to the Juniors. The following were the successful candidates: I. ENGLISH LANGUAGE. Seniors. 1st prize, J. Smith, formerly pupil-teacher in St. James's National School, Bradford. St. John's National School, Nottingham. 2d W. Rogers, Juniors. 1st prize, J. Reecock, formerly pupil-teacher in Portman School, Marylebone. 2d prize, J. Gledhill, St. James's National School, Bradford. II. SCHOOL-MANAGEMENT. Seniors. 1st prize, W. A. Greenstreet, formerly pupil-teacher in the Gravesend National School. Carmarthen Nat. School. 2d T. G. Lewis, 1st prize, J. Cubbin, formerly pupil-teacher in the N.S., Port St. Mary, Isle of Man. |