Documentary History of Education in Upper Canada, Nide 28Warwick bros. & Rutter, printers [etc. ], 1910 |
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Sivu 127 - Presbyterian Church of Canada, The Managers of the Ministers', Widows' and Orphans' Fund of the Synod of The Presbyterian Church of Canada in connection with The Church of Scotland...
Sivu 74 - The Committee of Council have had under consideration the annexed Report of the Honourable the Minister of Education, dated the 1st day of March, 1876, and advise that permission be granted to Mr.
Sivu 221 - The industrial system of the present age is based on the substitution of mechanical for animal power ; its development is due in this country to its stores of coal and metallic ores, to our geographical position and temperate climate, and to the unrivaled energy of our population.
Sivu 176 - It is in Upper Canada alone that we have a complete and uniform system of Municipal organization, from the smallest incorporated village to the largest city, and from the feeblest school section and remotest township to the largest county or union of counties — the one rising above the other, but not superseding it — the one merging into the other for purposes of wider expansion and more extensive combination. By their...
Sivu 194 - Benches is that there is no difference in size and in the relative position of their different parts. » * * The Physical Geography is excellently represented on large Maps, to the great honour of M.
Sivu 103 - Algebra — Elementary Rules ; Factoring ; Greatest Common Measure ; Least Common Multiple ; Square Root ; Fractions ; Surds ; Simple Equations of one, two, and three unknown quantities ; Easy Quadratics. (c) Geometry — Euclid, Books I. and II., with easy exercises ; Application of Geometry to the Mensuration of Surfaces. (d) Natural Philosophy — Composition and Resolution of Forces ; Principle of...
Sivu 112 - That a Student of any University in this Province who shall present a Certificate of having passed, within four years of his application, an examination in the subjects above prescribed, shall...
Sivu 107 - Examiner shall, at the same time, sign and forward a solemn declaration that the examinations have been held and conducted in strict conformity with the regulations, and fairly and properly in every respect ; and also a certificate that he has been satisfied as to the personal identity of each candidate.
Sivu 103 - GROUP A. — English Language. — Review of Elementary Work ; Orthography, Etymology and Syntax ; Derivation of Words ; Analysis of Sentences ; Rendering of Poetry into Prose ; Critical Reading of portions of the Works of Authors of the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries, to be prescribed from time to time by the...
Sivu 175 - The organization comprises the (1) minor municipal corporations, consisting of townships, being rural districts, of an area of eight or ten square miles, with a population of from three to six thousand ; (2) villages with a population of over seven hundred and fifty ; and (3) towns with a population of over two thousand. Such of these as are comprised within a larger district, termed a county...