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20 JfETHODS OF SOCIAL REFORM. tnsto in Ettgland during thirty ycnrs past, in 8 p:tpsr rend to the Social Science Association in 1879, Report, p. 'itis. But cvcn 3f.r. Iia116's admirable concerts are not popular in tho sense in which I should wish to see musical entertainments popular. Only about twenty such concerts are given in Nanchwter in tho year,* and the espenses are such that the average cl1ar.p of admission is decidedly high. But if a hall nt lcrtst equal in size and acoustic excellence to the Free Trade II:III Wrro erected in the centre of London, with its enormous resident popultbtion, and its ever-increasing streams of tourists tmtl provincial visitors, it might be possible to maintain n varied but unceasing series of musical entertainments fronl one end of the yrar to tho other. Why this should be imposriblo I am unable to understand, seeing that, in the very dullest season, the Mcssrs. G-ntti are able, night after night,, to givo adrnirallo Promenade Concerts at Covent Garden. These concerts, as they arc so wisely collduct.ed by Mr. Sullivan and Nr. Alfred Cellier, fulfil in all respects (except one or two) my iden of what ovory great town should have nightly in the wny of musical rccreation. Those who have noticed the manucr in mllich a confessedly popular and casual audience wccivc tllo Symphonies of Beethoven, and the remarkable im- prcssion produced by the truly pathetic siuging of Madame Antoinette Sterling, will not despair of musical taste in England. I wish that those mho mauago our English pleasure-places codd bc induced to take a trip to Copenhagen, and Iertrn how n~uch better they manage things there. The Tivoli pleasuregnrdons there form the best possible model of popular recreation. Englishmen thiuk of Denmark only as a very lit& nation, which they patronised, and advised, and lectured, and then coolly deserted in tho hour of need. But though small in quantity, Denmark shames us in quality. We ape not surprised when a Frenchman surpasses us in politeness, and B * In addition to Mr. Halle's more classical series should be mentioned a series of ten concerts given yearly by Mr. De Jong, in the asme hall. I do not happen to hnve attended them, but believe that they fulfil, to a certsin extent, the need of popular musical recreation.
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80.4 JZETIIODS OF SOCZAL REFORII~.
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(I‘imeR, January Nth, 186i), that
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whole body of society. I am quite f
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procoeds of which at any rats went
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TRADS soc/Erm.s: THEIR OB~ECTS AND
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I am confirmed in these opinions by
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TRADES SOCiETIES: THEIR OBTECTS .AV
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TRADES SOCZETZES: THElh' OU7ECTS AN
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ON INDUSTRIAL PARTWERSHIPS. 123 eve
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ON INDUSTRIAL PART;VERSHlPS. ’25
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cumstances for B workman to bo zeal
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ON INDUSTRIAL PARTNERSHIPS, I33 (9.
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ON INDGS‘TRZAL P.4RT~YERSHfP.S.
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It only remains for XIS now to cons
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02%' INDUSTRIAL PA RTNERSHIP.5. = 3
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ON INDUSTRIAL PART?VERSHIP.S. 141 s
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ON 1NDLrSTRIAL PARTNERSHIPS. 153 re
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0.Y I-t'DUSTA'I.+l L PARTAVERSHIPS.
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DISCUSSION. TEOYAS HUGIIES, Esq., Q
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ON IND US TRIAL PAR TA7ERSHIPs. 15;
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MARRIED WOMEN IN FACTORIES. ’57 e
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M.QKRIED WUME‘V IN FACTORIES. ’
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.VARRIED WO-IIEN 1.V F.4CirORfES. 1
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(&port, p. 23i}, it is asserted tha
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MARRIED WOMEN IN FACTORIES. 165 val
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the poorer classes Bt their dwellin
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dlARRlED W0.1fE4\' fZV FACTORlES. '
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MARRlED JfrO.ffEaV I:lJ FACTORJES.
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the evening we receive statistical
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MAIVCHESTER STAT. SOC.--I1\.il UGUR
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OPENING ADDRESS *I PRESIDENT OF GEC
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A STATE PARCEL POST. 32 5 An inland
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has arrived when milway companies s
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Secondly, there exists a cousidernb
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A STA TE PARCEL PUS?. 3-47 the use
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A STA TE P.4RCEL POST. 351 cheaper
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THE RAILWAYS AND THE STATE.* A LITT
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assume some doubtful facts, and the
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THE RAlLII*A I.’S ,421.D THE ST.-
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THE RAXL 1 KA I'S A.\'D THE STA TE.
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THE RAIL WA 1”s A.VD THE STATE. 3
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THE R.4IL IVA YS .d.VD THE S TA TE.
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There only remains, then, the quest
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THE RAIL JY.4 YS ..fA‘D THE STATE
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