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they have the power of enforcing their Oxinion by leaving the School comparatively empty
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to doubt the Government School in Aberdeen has been left comparativity
emply; but not for
Suppores.
W. Stewart
I
the reason
In another despatch
chall have the honor of laying before you a careful and exhaustive reput from I filed the Acting Inspector, on this subject, and the Opinion recorded by M. Falconer the : Acting Head Master of the Central
School on the want of capacity of
the Aberdeen teacher. It turns
out that the Villagers objected to
(
the bencher Mr Stewark
Kem
gave
and to come details of the schol
management. So far from being indifferent to concation on to the
teaching of English, they themselve
established three Schools in the Village. The Government School was provided for them gratis.
But they preferred
to incur the cost of Schools of their
own i
and
Shey
themselves
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contributing to the remuneration
of a
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teacher to instruct their
children in English.
5.
"Bluntary and self
supporting Schools existed in Aberdeen
time Mr Stewart
at the
very