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Jun 02, 2022 ros Jun 02, 2022 ros Jun 02, 2022 ros Jun 02, 2022 ros May 26, 2022 lrenshaw May 12, 2022 State Library of New South Wales	FL10409686 1864 Monday 12th Nelly O.Brian was so noisy idle and disobedient Matron obliged to send her away before breakfast Dr Nathan visited E. Brown - says she dont ail much. Two policemen took Kate Scott in charge for robbing her Mother. Tuesday 15th Ladies sub committee Three girls admitted. Emily Brown was visited by her "brother"? told him he could not she her again without a letter from her father. as Matron had heard, he was not her brother. Wednesday 14th Blanch Spreadbrow seems delighted with the prospect of shelter and protection in the Refuge. there is hope, when they see the value of a home. Thursday 15th E. Brown has been very noisy and troublesome probably the prospect of not being allowed to see her brother? maybe the cause. Friday 16th The wife of Revd. Robn. Blain kindly offered to conduct eve. prayers. & whilst Matron went for a prayer Book Emily Brown set the girls on to laugh. she also spoke out very rudely. Saturday 17th Having found that much time was lost through having prayers after breakfast, arrangements are made to have prayers at 1/2 past 6 oclk. Was at last obliged to send Emily Brown away. Sunday 18th The new plan commenced this morn. all the inmates present. Revd - Bickford dissapointed as this afternoon Matron had scripture reading - and after singing & prayer. had 5 that could not read and taught them lessons from spelling books Revd R. Blain lectured in the eve. Fanny Quinn & Elizth Adley were taken to Church in the morn. by Matron. F.Q. had not been before for	FL10409686 1864 Monday 12th Nelly O.Brian was so noisy idle and disobedient Matron obliged to send her away before breakfast Dr Nathan visited E. Brown - says she dont ail much. Two policemen took Kate Scott in charge for robbing her Mother. Tuesday 15th Ladies sub committee Three girls admitted. Emily Brown was visited by her "brother"? told him he could not she her again without a letter from her father. as Matron had heard, he was not her brother. Wednesday 14th Blanch Spreadbrow seems delighted with the prospect of shelter and protection in the Refuge. there is hope, when they see the value of a home. Thursday 15th E. Brown has been very noisy and troublesome probably the prospect of not being allowed to see her brother? maybe the cause. Friday 16th The wife of Revd. Robn. Blain kindly offered to conduct eve. prayers. & whilst Matron went for a prayer Book Emily Brown set the girls on to laugh. she also spoke out very rudely. Saturday 17th Having found that much time was lost through having prayers after breakfast, arrangements are made to have prayers at 1/2 past [6?] oclk. Was at last obliged to send Emily Brown away. Sunday 18th The new plan commenced this morn. all the inmates present. Revd - Bickford dissapointed as this afternoon Matron had scripture reading - and after singing & prayer. had 5 that could not read and taught them lessons from spelling books Revd R. Blain lectured in the eve. Fanny Quinn & Elizth Adley were taken to Church in the morn. by Matron. F.Q. had not been before for

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