Fortnightly Review surveys Irish Land Bill and other works
The Fortnightly Review analyzes the Irish Land Bill with W O Connor Morris and Henry Dix Mutton arguing for reform and criticizing free contract. It also reviews works by Seebohm, Sandwith, Palgrave, Meredith, and Ellis, plus Canon Trevor on Rome and Trench on Augustine, with Wellwood Moncrieff and Gipson Cazenove critiques and garden almanac mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Chapman and Hall
W. O'Connor Morris
Henry Dix Mutton
O'Connor Morris
Seebohm
Ory
Vauven
Humphrey Sandwith
Michael Obreno
Vitch
Prince of
Servia
Earl Russell
Europe
F. T. Palgrave
Mr. Ruskin
Ruskin
George Meredith
Robinson Ellis
Catullus
Rome
Grover Trevor
York
The
Religious Tract Society
Canon Trevor
St. Augustine
Richard Chenevix Trench
D.D
Dublin
Macmillan and Co
Augustine
Canterbury
Scotland
Sir Henry WellWoop Mancnizer, Bart
Edinburgh
Edmonston and Douglas
Literary Gossip on new works and editors in Britain
The notice details upcoming publications and editorial appointments from A. P. Stanley to George Dawson, mentions a Liberal Birmingham newspaper, and reports on Swedenborgian funding for photolithography. It also covers plans for travel, Quaker history, Disraeli’s novel hints, and forthcoming Speaker's Commentary with multiple biblical books assigned to noted scholars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
England
A. P. Stanley
Westminster
Gloucester
Bristol
Birmingham
George Dawson
Academy of Sciences
Stockholm
Howitt
Switzerland
Italy
Atheneum
Earl of Albemarle
George the Fourth
Lord Albemarle
Lady de Clifford
Charlotte
Marquis of Salisbury
Mr. Disraeli
London
Manchester Examiner
Tancred
Lothair
Duke of Richmond
Western Morning News
Ely
St. Peter and Jude
Canon Cook
Bible Commentary Project Draws Wide Ecclesiastical Involvement
A multi church committee led by Canon Cook oversees a commentary series on the Bible noting broad doctrinal representation. Editors and archbishops collaborate with professors to provide concise explanatory notes and occasional full discussions placed at chapter ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Stanley
Dr. Pusey
Canon Cook
London
Llandaff
Gloucester
Bristol
Chester
Lord Lyttelton
Walpole
Lincoln
York
Regius
Oxford
Cambridge
Crinvees and Casualties In London and Beyond
Five deaths are tied to a Glamorgan Inn fire in Cardiff with landlord Mr. Stacey among the injured who died on Friday. Other items report burglar suspects sentenced under the Habitual Criminals Act, a Hoxton attempted murder, a Warwick murder confession, a North Shields train sabotage attempt, and a Shropshire shooting of Dr. Wilson with his son under suspicion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glamorgan Inn
Cardiff
Stacey
Miss Seager
Oxford
Zoological Gardens
Haines, Hagerty
Travers
Mr. Attenborough
Fleet Street
Guildhall
Robert Carden
Hoxton
Tradley
Fradley
Warwick
Chapman
North Shields
98Th Regiment
Stonar
Sandwich
Richard Jones
Upton
Jones
Shropshire
Wilson
Wem
Likely Lady Amberley To Lecture In Local Neighbourhood
The report notes that Lady Amberley may deliver a lecture in her own area following examples set by Mrs. Fawcett and other women. The intention and timing remain unconfirmed but speculation centers on a nearby venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amberley
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National Church of Scotland
Littledale
Joan Gipson Cazenove
M.A. Oxon
College
Isle of Cumbrae
William Ridgway
Groombridge and Sons
Shirley Hibberd
James Clarke and Co
Edward White
Spurgeon
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