Education and health in Kingsley’s ideas on youth welfare
A review praises Kingsley and Dr Edward Smith for linking education to health and urging school teaching of health laws. It highlights Thrift and the Handbook as practical guides, notes medical literature as vital for governesses, and commends woodcut illustrations and domestic health advice while skeptically weighing fowl-keeping recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canon Kingsley
Dr. Edward Smith
Kingsley
George Buchanan
Edward Smith
Clark Brothers Add New Volumes to Theological Library
Messrs T and T Clark of Edinburgh continue their generous Gifts adding Kei on Jeremiah Vol T and Martengen on to their Theological Library. The note highlights their continual beneficence and monthly obligations to readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
T. and
T. Clark
Edinburgh
Kei
Jeremiah
Martengen
Christian Ethics and Biblical Exposition Reviewed
The article surveys Keil’s Jeremiah analysis, Mortensen's Danish ethics, and new Patristic Library additions. It praises theological foundations, breadth, and clarity, noting Augustine, Calvin, Gloag, Fairbairn, and their works on Acts, Paul, and the Pastoral Epistles as valuable for scholars and ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keil
Jeremiah
Germany
Anathoth
Baruch
Jehoiakim
Mortensen
C. Spence
St. Augustine
St. John
Calvin
A. Tholuck
Gloag
Paul
Patrick Fairbairn
Tischendorf
St. Paul
Timothy
Titus
Contemporary Review April Opens With Archbishop Manning
The April issue features an article by Archbishop Manning revisiting the ultramontane contention. He argues for papal supremacy and church authority in worldly affairs, framing the issue as a defense of Catholic unity against secular influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbishop Manning
Fortnightly review teases church state clashes and culture
The piece surveys religious and political debate, noting Stephen’s verification of Papal claims and Anglican parallels, critiques on Emmanuel Deutsch’s last years, and praise for Fortnightly’s essays on compromise and public affairs. It highlights articles on Papacy and state life, Indian famine coverage, and literary notices with mixed verdicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen
England
Emmanuel Deutsch
Haweis
Deutsch
Dr. Bastian
Theophilus Lindsey
Vance Smith
Frederic Harrison
Harrison
Germany
Maudsley
Colvin
Fraser
Papacy
Switzerland
Elliott Browne
Shakespeare
Hall
Nowell
Montague Conway
Ilkley
London
Blackwood
Alice Lorraine
Dreamland