Hymns for Public and Private Worship and Lars a Pastoral
A service edition of Psalms and Hymns for Baptist use praised for broad utility and low cost. Bayard Taylor's Lars a Pastoral of Norway receives mixed reviews for style and uneven pacing with some violent plot points and a conversion twist.
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London
J. Halon and Co
Bonverie-street
Lars
Norway
Bayard Taylor
Strahan and Co
Per
Mendelssohn and Rossini Sacred Concert At South Kensington
At South Kensington concert hall under Mr Barnby fans heard Mendelssohn Hymn of Praise and Rossini Stabat Mater with 1200 choristers. Cummings sang tenor in Sims Reeves absence while Alvsleben Patey and Foli supported. The review lauds Mendelssohn over Rossini for sacred music and notes restraint from encores.
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Royal Robert Haig
South Kensington
Mendelssohn
Rossini
Cummings
Sims Reeves
Madame Otto Alvsleben
Madame Patey
Foli
Agnesi
Allport
Midland Railway Company
London Statistical Society
Douglas Galton
Bonvilles Court Coat and Iron Company, Limited
Bonvilles Court
Kilgetty
Saundersfoot
Tenby
South Wales
Penally
Bessemer Steel, &c
C. H. Vickerman
Philosophical Institute Discusses Force and Mind by Professor Kirk
A Victoria Philosophical Institute meeting at Adelphi terrace heard Professor Kirk defend force as a mental capacity that produces motion. He argued against molecular force and denied material mind correlations while asserting force originates in mind, with Gladstone praising the proof copy. An animated discussion followed.
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Victoria (Philosophical) Institute
Adelphi Terrace
C. Brooke
F R.S
Ross
Drayson
R.A
Kirk
Oddities and imports at home and abroad headline notes
A collector’s column lists six and a half tons of putrid fish seized at Billingsgate. It notes American bonnet fashion, a vegetable origin for horse disease, a fried grape leaves dish, and a tract contest prize. Epigraphs, sermons, pumps used as letter boxes, and unusual marine life evoke a sprawling miscellany of 19th century curios.
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Fishmongers’ Company
Billingsgate Market
America
Moorhouse
American Naturalist
New York
New York Observer
Connecticut
Amos Shute
Anno Dominy
Coats
Dundee
Dundee Advertiser
Great Titchfield-street
Portland Place
Deer Sea
Atlantic
Rimmel
Vienna Exhibition
Castletinn
Strabane
Lord Lifford Arrives as Train Reverses for Courtesy
A hurried arrival at the gate ends in a dramatic stop as a guard heedfully signals to slow and reverse the train for Lord Lifford. The herald buys a ticket and boards a third class carriage, calmly informing the guard of the lordship's entry.
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Lord Lifford
Herald
Births Deaths and Marriages Notices From The Plain Ledger
Births and marriages announced from March to April across London and provinces. Worsley-Benison, Wyatt, Hewlett-Wilson, Parker-Sterry, Wright-Salt, Gibb-Nimmo, Marriott-Watson, Weekes-Serpell, Ferrand-Russell, Bain, Carter, Ewen, Piggot listed with spouses and locations including Gordon Villa Canonbury Billericay Bombay Peckham Eastbourne Camberwell Manchester Plymouth Kensington Hong Kong and Bradford.
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Hnewlett—Wilson
Bombay
Charles Harding
R. C. Mather
John Hewlett
London Missionary Society
Mirzapore
North India
Emma Elizabeth
Robert Wilson
Hankow
China
Parker—Sterry
Asylum-road Congregational Church
Peckham
A. Buzacott
George W. Parker
L.R.C.P
Maria M. A
J. P. Sterry
Wright—Salt
Lightcliffe Congregational Church
Thomas Binney
John Thomson
Helen Nimmo
Marriott—Watson
Congregational Church
Eastbourne
W. Howieson
J. B. Marriott
Thomas Eustace Marriott
Walworth
Emily Watson
William Henry Watson
Bouverie-street
London
Weekes—Serpell
Mutley Chapel
Plymouth
John Aldis
Robert Lewis
Amos Tucker
K. Weekes
Windsor Terrace
Fanny C
R. C. Serpell
South View
Mannamead
Ferrand
Russell
Rusholme Road
Manchester
Alexander Thomson
William Cole Ferrand
Bradford
Mary Jane
Peter Russell
Yorkshire
Bain
Hong Kong
Anna Maria
G. M. Bain
China Mail
B. B. Turner
Holloway
Carter
Pembroke Road
Kensington
Phebe
John Carter
Braintree
Ewen
Cambridge House
Hagley Road
Edgbaston
Birmingham
Sarah
Judson's Simple Dyes Promoted by The Family Herald
Flow to Dye Sig Woon RIBBONS and related items in ten minutes without soiling hands. Judson's Simple Dyes offered in eighteen colours at Gl. each with full instructions. The Family Herald notes that even a slight acquaintance will make application clear.
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Judson
Bank of England weekly account for April 2 1873 issued notes and deposits
Bank of England issues for the week ending April 2 1873 show notes issued at £37,161,120 and total assets and liabilities across Government debt other securities gold and bullion banking department deposits and securities. Deputy Chief Cashier Frank May signs the statement dated April 3 1873.
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Victoria
Banking Department
Inc
Frank May
Civief
Honvtoway ointment offers painless skin cure
Painless cures for sores wounds and skin diseases with cooling healing effects. Reputedly heals bad legs abscesses and chronic ulcers after others failed. Relief from neuralgia rheumatism and gout. Promotes infant health and comforts in nursery use with strong curative powers.
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Honvtoway
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Worsley-Benison
Gordon Villa
Grange Road
Canonbury
N. W
Worsley- Benison
Wyatt
Billericay
Essex
Richard Wyatt
Bank OF England