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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 22, 1868

Page

8

Kingsley Sermons Show Simple Direct Power for Life

A critical look at Charles Kingsley’s sermons notes their brisk, plain style and practical focus. The review praises his direct address, rebukes to formalism, and ability to connect faith with daily duties, discipline, and liberty while avoiding heavy theological disputation.

Simeon Kingsley Eneral Wimbledon Wellington College Trinity House Atria Christ

Memorials of Rev. Andrew Crichton

Brief notices recount the life of Rev. Andrew Crichton of the Free Church of Scotland. Bio details, Dundee ministry, early death in 1867, and excerpts of his pulpit and literary work are discussed, with critique of editing and reflections on his family life and poems.

Andrew Crichton Edinburgh Dundee William G. Buargrm London James Nisbet and Co Crichton Free Church of Scotland Charles J. Brown New North Free Church Chapelshead Church Free Church Katie Mr. Crichton

Parables of Jesus and Scientific Meditations Featured

Review of The Parables of Jesus by Mr Hopps praising its peaceful teaching and practical focus with an extract on The Wise and Foolish Virgins. Also a note on Half hours with the Telescope by Richard A Proctor describing public interest in the sky and guidance for buyers of telescopes.

Jesus John Pace London Simpkin, Marshall, and Co Hopps Hoppa Christ Richard A. Proctor F.R.A.S Hardwicke England Proctor Mr. Proctor

Queen's Highland Visit and London Foundation Plans

The Queen visited Aldershot camp on Wednesday and will stay three weeks at Osborne before Windsor and Scotland. She plans to lay St Thomas's Hospital foundation stone in London on May 13. The Princess of Wales travels to Ireland with a noted physician at the Queen's request. The Edinburgh Courant notes her regular divine service attendance and occasional servant absences.

Aldershot Osborne Windsor Scotland St. ‘Thomas’s Hospital London Wales Ireland Edinburgh Courant Balmoral Kirk

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