Ipswich Scholar Urges Elevation Through Christian Sabbath
A Ipswich address extols the Rabbath movement as a pivotal epoch for the town and working classes. The speaker lauds literary progress, Christian duty, and public support for intellect, urging townsfolk to honor great minds, back Christian education, and advance national prosperity through faith and culture.
Remarkable Working Class Intellectuals Highlighted at Breakfast
The article extols among the working classes readers thinkers and writers whose contributions could shape the nation’s moral and social fabric. It praises a notable manifestation of literary power and honors figures such as fr. A. Lammerty and others for promoting intellect and reform through literary associations and mutual improvement societies. Local attendees, including Joan Hrihns and C. Kembell, express esteem and gratitude, and the gathering ends with thanks to the host KR. BD, Alexander.
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Pitta
Deeda
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Ipswich
A. Lamnenr Yory
Mutunt Improvement Societies
Joan Hrurinns
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Browmarket
Quinton Long
C. Kembell
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Alexander
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University Convocation Honors Leaders at Oxford
The convocation at the Rhodonian Theatre celebrated founders and benefactors with the Vice-Chancellor delivering remarks. Honorary Doctor of Civil Law awarded to James Markland and the Hon. Bancroft amid cheers, while the M A honors went to Captain Fletcher Fulton Compton Hayes. Conferring of various arts degrees followed, with many attendees departing for vacation shortly after.
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Jone
Hisson
Logic
Protector O' Logic
Exeter
Miss Bellon
Sisters of Mercy
Wadham
Hausea
Edvey
Elisa
Bancroft
Bates
James Markland
Magdalen
R. Michell
Fletcher Fulton Compton Hayes
East India Service
Magdalen Hall
Charles Napier
Fay
D.C.L
Philip Freeman
St. Peter’s College, Cambridge
Diocesan College of Chichester
Jorn
Donkin
H. B. Browne
Ffolkes
Univerity Collees Roy
J. Wilkinson
Merton College
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A. H. Estcourt
Pain
Sony
Exeter College
Charles
New College
W. Barclay
Magdalepy Hall
Presy
Brignton Revngw Benonkneauty
William Wright Andrews
St. John’s College
Athens Journals Surpass City Population in War Time Output
Athens boasts twenty two journals nine and a half times more per capita than any city in the war period with sixteen political papers one legal one medical and two literary offerings. A fragment from the Oxford Herald discusses Gorham versus Fust and the fate of a doctrinal judgment on Haptiamal Regeneration touching the Church of England.
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Athens
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Court of Arches
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Herbert Jonnor Fust
Doctor Commons
Sir Herbert
Herbert Jenner
Fust
Tls
Exeter
Church of England
Oxford Herald
St.Patrick's
Swift
Hieg
Orereet
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