Social Extremes and London Poverty Spark Christian Action
A critical look at booming prosperity and rising luxury reveals deep social divides. The London School Board reports thousands of poor children cannot afford schooling. the piece urges Christian benevolence and cites a parish priest who linked poverty relief with spiritual and social renewal.
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London School Board
London
Lazarus
Dives
What Shall I Do With Our Public Houses
A historical editorial weighs reform of the Public-house system. It argues temperance through religion but acknowledges wide drinking habits. It supports licensing reform to curb excess while warning against abrupt abolition and noting substitutes like private drinking and opium worries. It cites Bruce’s Licensing Bill and calls for fewer pubs, tighter licenses, and better enforcement.
Reforming Public-House Use Through Workingmen's Clubs
The passage argues the Public-house fosters a low moral tone among workers yet is the only easy social spot for them to meet and discuss national and class issues. It calls for mixing workingmen's clubs with public houses or remodeling pubs to be more respectable, managed by committees, with reading and billiard rooms, and supported by clergy and legislation to curb abuse and provide wholesome recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingdom
London
St. Alban’s
Holborn
Law and Hussans and Wife Remarks on the Married Women's Property Act
A critical pamphlet on marriage law argues the law of Husband and Wife is unjust and urges reform. It notes the separate use system, risks of adultery as a motive, and calls for a Royal Commission to study and amend the statute for family happiness and social welfare. It reviews New Boys a youth tale with six illustrations as suitable for gift and reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hatton and Son
Castile
Court of Chancery
Times
John H. Batty
Bedford-street
On the Death of a Baptized Infant Poem
A brief poem reflecting on the death of a baptized infant, noting the question Is it well with the child from 2 Kings iv 26. It contrasts earthly sorrow with heavenly life, stating God heard prayers and granted life in heaven beyond earthly hopes.
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Kings iv
Heaven
Church matters in Scotland and Perth August duties
A Dublin cleric oversees St John’s Perth in August while Edinburgh and Glasgow clergy stir talk of sermons. The writer critiques North Scottish church politics, pew rents, lay influence, and planned Synods, urging wealthy lay support for impoverished clergy and a clearer path for church governance.
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Archdeacon Lee
Dublin
St. John’s
Perth
Dean Stanley
Edinburgh
Glasgow
St. Andrew’s
London
S.P.C.K
Major Scott
Church Society
Revisionist currents stir church dispute over creed and ordination
From our correspondent Trelany reports that a letter from English Archbishops boosts Irish and English revisionists who seek changes to the Athanasian Creed and the Ordinal. They push to reduce compulsory use of the Creed and to permit private confession changes while resisting separation from the Anglican Church. A Westmeath Grand Jury resolution is noted with thanks to Foreman Handcock and gratitude to members for defending duty under an Act of Parliament amid recent attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reichel
Justice Keogh
Cory
Londonderry
Handcock
Westmeath
Grand Jury
Mr. Handcock
Wulux Kroon
Judge Keogh Case Prompts Irish Debate and Fund Drive
The Keogh affair eases but triggers ongoing demonstrations in Cavan. A fund to indemnify Captain Nolan has reached £11,400, barely covering trial costs. prosecutions will demand more. The Freeman censures Government actions and praises Irish MPs for pressing debate, while urging Home Rule as a solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keogh
County Cavan
Nolan
Freeman
House of Commons
Ireland
Agrarian outrage ends in death near Mayo barracks
Process server Martin Tunbridge and companion Faby were ambushed Saturday night at Ballinrobe in County Mayo. Three shots fired. two struck Tunbridge, killing him. A six barrel revolver with three chambers discharged was found in the river. Fahy is arrested and remanded.
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Martin Tunbridge
Ballinrobe
County Mayo
Faby
Fahy
Pew Rents and Charity Gifts in Yorkshire Parishes
The Archdeacon reports that among nearly 200 parishes reviewed only seven rely on pew rents to cover church expenses. Rev. G A Crookshank thanks donors for funds aiding a country day for poor children. The Lancet notes the Marchioness of Bute faced scarlet fever but is recovering well and improving.
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East Riding of Yorkshire
Diars
G. A. Crookshank
Lady Bate
Bute
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Bruce
Scotland
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