Commission, the Education, 295. Committee of Council on Education- Assistant-Masters, 39. Class Lists, 72, 104. Drawing Certificates, 78. 18:8. Cambridge Board, 4. Canterbury Diocesan Board, 292. Central Schools, Subjects of Instruction, 291. Ciphering Books, 21. Coleridge, Rev. D., Address to. Pupil-teachers, 11. Collects, Questions on the, 28, 60, 92, 123, 155, 183, 211, 231. Depositories, Provincial, 34. Infant-Schools and Capitation Fees, 136. Needlework, &c, Circular on, 104. Cornwall, West, Local Board, 98, 197. Derby Archdeaconry, Inspection Report, 5. Diocesan Boards. 242. Diocesan Inspection, see Inspection. Education Commission, 95. English Grammar, Lesson on, 54, 172. English Language, Progress of the, 205, 230, 249, 276. Essex Board, 98, 242. Evening Schools, Registered Teachers for, 193. Arithmetic, 322. English Grammar, &c., 271. For Candidates for Registration, 7. On School-management, 47. Proper Lessons, Notes on the, 56, 88, 120, 153, Punctuation, 111, 140, 169, 199, 225, 248, 274, 298. Pupil-teachers' Obligations and Prospects, 11. Queen's Scholars, List of, 40. Ragged Schools, 54. Reading as it is taught in Schools, 276. INDEX. Brighton and Sussex, 32. Bristol, 312. Cheshire, North, 187, 311. Cirencester, 95. Derby and Derbyshire, 32, 95, 127, 188, 216, Devon and Exeter, 63, 95, 160, 187, 216, 263, 287, 311, 340. Dorking, 160. Dunster Deanery, 263. Leicester and Rutland, 128, 240. Metropolitan, 32, 63, 95, 215, 287, 311, 339. Northern, 160, 215. Nottingham and Nottinghamshire, 216, 287. Shrewsbury and Salop, 288, 311, 340. Seats at Church for Children, with Parents rather Secretaries' Meeting, 129, 192. Short-time Systems, 230. Single School-Attendance on Sundays, 23. St. Asaph, Meeting of Teachers, 269. St. Mark's College, 97, 162. Stowell, Rev. Canon, Address on Sunday-school Stray Notes, 62, 214. Subjects, fixed, for Examinations, 291. Subjects for Examination by Committee of Coun- Subscription Associations, Proceedings of, 2, 35, Age of Children leaving, 256, 279. One School-time for, 87, 119, 152. Proposals for a Supply of Material for the Instruction of Sunday-scholars, 179. Story for Advent Sunday, 303. Story for Christmas Day, 331. Thoughts on, 151. Tracts for, 332. Tales for Sunday-scholars, 303, 331. Teachers for Rural Districts, 33, 130. Teachers, Hints to Village, 49, 83, 116, 202, 253, 329. Teachers, how to remain in their Situations, 143. Training Colleges, 34, 67. Training Colleges, Government Allowances to Training Colleges, Is Teaching taught in them? Treasurers, Local, Remittances from, 100. Ventilation, 118. Village Schools, 325. Whitelands Training School, 143, 316. Winchester Board, 197. Worcester Board, 219, 242. Worcester Diocese, Organising Schools in, 37, 68. Worcester Prize Scheme, 319. Worcester Training College, 219. Words, Notes on Scripture, 30, 126, 186, 238, 262, Writing, 202, 246. 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