 | 1853 - 840 pagine
...the missionaries' premises, and are trained up under their own eyes; to one hundred and twenty -eight day-schools, with fourteen thousand boys and students...the medium of the English language. Their efforts in the Female Education embrace three hundred and fifty-four day-schools, with two thousand four hundred... | |
 | 1851 - 590 pagine
...instructed through the medium of their own Vernacular language; to seventy-three boarding schools, containing nineteen hundred and ninety-two boys, chiefly...and fifty-four day-schools, with eleven thousand, Jive hundred girh ; and ninety-one boarding schools, with two thousand four hundred and fifty girls,... | |
 | 1851 - 580 pagine
...fourteen thousand boys and students, receiving a sound Scriptural educaHH tion, through the medinm of the English language. Their efforts in Female EDUCATION...fifty-four day-schools, with eleven thousand, five hundred girh ; and ninety-one boarding schools, with two thousand four hundred and fifty girls, taught almost... | |
 | Nicholas Patrick Wiseman - 1852 - 726 pagine
...the missionaries' premises, and are trained up under their eye; and to one hundred and twenty eight day-schools, with fourteen thousand boys and students,...female education embrace three hundred and fifty-four day schools, with eleven thousand five hundred girls, and ninety-one boarding schools, with two thousand... | |
 | 1852 - 456 pagine
...the missionaries' premises, and are trained up under their eye ; and to 128 day-schools, with 14,000 boys and students, receiving a sound scriptural education...language. Their efforts in female education embrace 354 day-schools, with 11,500 girls ; and 91 boarding schools, with 2,450 girls, taught almost exclusively... | |
 | 1853 - 588 pagine
...their own ryes; to one hundred and twenty -eight day-schools, with fourteen thousand boys and student! receiving a sound scriptural education, through the medium of the English language. Their efforts in the Female Education embrace three hundred and fifty-four day-schools, with two thousand four hundred... | |
 | 1854 - 552 pagine
...own vernacular language ; to ninety-three boarding schools, containing between two and three thousand boys, chiefly Christian, who reside upon the missionaries'...day-schools, with eleven thousand five hundred girls ; and above one hundred boarding schools, with nearly three thousand girls, taught almost exclusively in.... | |
 | William Graham - 1854 - 608 pagine
...the missionaries' premises, and are trained up under their eye ; and to 128 day-schools, with 14,000 boys and students receiving a sound scriptural education,...language. Their efforts in female education embrace 354 day-schools, with 11,500 girls; and 91 boardingschools, with 2,450 girls, taught almost exclusively... | |
 | E. D. Moore - 1857 - 374 pagine
...containing nineteen hundred and ninety boys, chiefly Christian, who resided upon the mission premises ; and one hundred and twenty-eight dayschools, -with fourteen...education, through the medium of the English language. In the department of female education, the efforts of these missionaries embraced, at the close of... | |
 | E. D. Moore - 1857 - 372 pagine
...Christian, who resided upon the mission premises ; and one hundred and twenty-eight dayschools, vrith fourteen thousand boys and students, receiving a sound...education, through the medium of the English language. In the department of female education, the efforts of these missionaries embraced, at the close of... | |
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Vernacular language; to seventy-three boarding schools, containing nineteen hundred and ninety-two boys, chiefly Christian, who reside upon the missionaries' premises, and are trained up under their eye ; and to one hundred and twenty-eight day-schools,... 
