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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Apr 02, 1873
Page
10
An American-led dig at the Temple of Ephesus and broader antiquarian schemes spark debate. Freemasonry, papal stance, and the spread of the craft across Europe are contested topics, with Leland’s gypsy language work and Ruskin lectures noted amid arts funding.
An agent of the Lecture Association travels to London to hire new notable speakers including Mr Bradlaugh who plans a Northampton contest, and Mr Wilkie Collins along with other writers for a two months lecturing tour to bring American audiences closer to prominent English literary figures.
The veteran statesman Earl Russell plans a long promised volume due Saturday. His first literary effort, a biography of Lord William Russell, appeared fifty four years ago, highlighting social and political shifts seen by the Whig leader. The memoirist of Fox and Moore also wrote a tragedy titled Don Carlos.
Mr Dodson is named as to be Chief Commissioner of the new Railway Board, vacating Parliament seat. A Welsh clergyman Rev W Williams from Glamorganshire was found exhausted after three days missing, likely mental aberration. Duke of Edinburgh to preside at hospital anniversary. Millhill prizes and dinner to be chaired by Sir John Lubbock and Duke of Argyle. Public notices include contempt sentence in Belfast and a Congregational minister’s death at Mirfield. Excise shows 1872 spirit consumption rising across the UK, with imports up. Court case on Noyes in Great City Forgeries. Austin Bidwell in Havana custody. Reformers’ Union franchise talk. Sir Henry Thompson on alcohol harms. Apprenticeship Society election. housing welfare deputation to Local Government Board.
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