Trade Unions and Ireland Dominant in North British Review
The North British Review issue under review offers a lengthy critique of a trade unions article arguing for legalisation and government oversight. It also surveys extensive Ireland coverage condemning peasant tenure schemes and praising other literary pieces, notably on French criticism and Lucretius. The piece condemns padding and supports strong constitutional limits on union power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Spectator
Hibernian
Mill
Devon Commission
Lord Dufferin
Trench
Renan
England
India
Hobbes
Queen’s Highland Journal
Lucretius
St Columba Apostle of Caledonia in Montalembert’s Study
A British periodical reviews Count de Montalembert’s biography of St Columba. It highlights Columba’s royal lineage, monastic founding in Derry, Glascale, Iona voyages, and miracles while noting sensational legends. The article praises the translator and treats the work as literary history with cautious judgment.
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Count de Montalembert
British Isles
St Columba
Caledonia
M. de Montalembert
The
West
Nialls
O Donnells
Gartan
Donegal
Columb Zili
Cille
Dove
Columba
Hebrides
Scotland
Clonard
Ananias
Peter
Derry
Edinburgh
London
Wm. Blackwood & Sons
Finnian
Diarmid
Ireland
Niall
Iona
I Colm-Kill
Island of
Columb Kill
Loch Ness
France
England
Spain
Montalembert
Aseismatic Innovations Tabled At Royal Scorriso Meeting
Royal Scorriso Society at 117 George Street held a Monday night session with Mr George Robertson presiding. Mr R W Thomson described a steam boiler, while Mr Stevenson outlined aseismatic joint designs for buildings and lighthouses. Committees were set, reports favored the lighthouse and apparatus proposals, and no further business ensued. Donpak fishing news noted continued herring landings and improving crab catches with steady prices and local boat activity.
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Royal Scorriso Society
ARIS
George Street
George Robertson
C.B
R. W. Thomson
David Stevenson
C.E
Stevenson
Messrs Milne
T. Stevenson
Swan
May Island
North Shore
Edinburgh Town Council Debates Police Pay and Rail Station
Edinburgh council discusses partial police payments and fees under the City Improvement Act. It weighs salaries for Superintendent Linton, bids on a joint Waverley Bridge rail station, and removal plans for Crombie's Land West Port.
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Boak
North British Railway Company
Fountainbridge
Criex
Harrison
Cromdin
West Port
Crombie
Burgh
Hoe
ME Mlaren
Duncan Mlaren
Scotland
House of Commons
Council
M‘laren
Last meeting on Scotch Reform Bill sparks dissent
National Education notes Bailies Handyside and Skinner oppose unsectarian education terms while Mr Macknight Tawse and Mr Hope dissent. A petition to Parliament on a national education system is read, with Handyside arguing against godless education. City council considers crime inquiry and a motion to petition for inquiry into pauperism and Poor Law impacts, leading to adjournment.
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Edinburgh
Hore
Stortz
Mosswax
Howprn
Gornox
Cocuraxx
Storr
Lewis
Stott
Macknight
Macksiont
Forbes Mackenzie
Linton
Horr
Bailie Russell
Bailie Skinner
Lord Provost
Greig
Bailies Handyside and Skinner
Tawse
Hope
Criex
Bailie Hanpyside
Forp
Bailie Handyside
Hopr
Ar Storr
Dymock
Strates
Lord Provosts Committee
D. Lewis
Scotland
House of Commons
Mc Forp
Glasgow and South Western Railway Half-Year Report Details
Directors publish the Glasgow and South-Western Railway Company half-yearly report. It covers capital authorisations and expenditures, Ayrshire line contracts, Kilmarnock route changes, revenue changes including gains in traffic and specific losses, maintenance costs charged to revenue, and proposed dividends on ordinary shares after provision for prior liabilities.
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Glasgow and South-Western
Glasgow and South-Western Railway Company
Acta
Greenock
Ayrshire
Cranberry
Drumsmedden
Marquis of Bute
Messrs Baird
Kilmarnock Direct
Weat Kilbride
Caledonian Company
Kilmarnock
Barrhead
Conparene
Dalry
Lapwing Sinks Off Berwick Harbour
The brigantine Lapwing of Sunderland sank outside Berwick Harbour on Sunday with no loss of life. The report includes broader notes on American official entanglements and Washington politics, mentioning General Thomas Adjutant General, Secretary Stanton, and impeachment trial timing amid Tenure of Office concerns.
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Lapwing
Sunderland
Berwick Harbour
Philadelphia
The
Times
Washington
Thomas
War Office
Stanton
Grant
Treasury
Senate
Supreme Court
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the North British
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Saint Columba
Town Council OF
Morton
Marewaxt
Gaeta
Foxio
Stort
Ford
Inspector Sharp
Kinloch
Dean of
Guild Law
Storry
Glasgow
Buachapdeg
Bailie Hanpysipg
Dublin
Bailie Russet
Morey
Harris
Renwick
Grea
Creig
Waverley Barper
Rowatt
Aston
Orth British Railway
Rowart
North British
Loxp
Bailie Brasby
Mossman
Waverley Station
Waverley Bridge
Caledonian Railway
Murmugan
Bailie Hanprsipxe
Hear
Caledonian Railway Company
Caledonian
Princes Street
Bailie Hanprarpe
Bailie Hanprsipz
Europe
America
Joan Wilcox
Waverley
Wilson
Tawsx
Morgison
Mr Wilson
Railway Reports