Contested science and biblical commentary reviewed
A critical survey discusses Dr Porter's critique of Comte and Mill, then surveys Lange's Biblework seventh volume and related religious works. It praises clear style and scholarly insight while noting dense, challenging exposition for readers. includes notices on Dobney's Judas Dream, The Secret of Long Life, Malan's Parables, and Clarke's Commentary.
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Harvard
Trinity Colleges
Porter
Comte
Mill
Alexander Bain
Herbert Spencer
Otto Schmaller
C. C. Starbruck
Riddle
Braune
A:ddle
Hackett
Philip Schaff
Apostle
St. Peter
Lange
Judas
Rev
H. H. Denny
Longmans
Mr. Dobney
Lord St. Leonards
Lord
Jesus Christ
C. Malan
Bell and Daldy
Malan
James Morrison
D.D
London
Hamilton, Adams, and Co
William Tegg
Adam Clarke
Robert Newton Young
J. W. Roulding
Bemrose and Sons
Tottie
Strahan and Co
Kay Spen
Joanna
Nelly
Miss Tottie
Bertram
Richard Mewrton
W. Partridge and Co
Birket Foster
Commentary on Pauls Epistle to the Romans
A review condemns W 3 Plumers Commentary as dogmatic and tedious. It argues the work limits St Paul’s argument with narrow technical theology and excessive verbiage while noting scattered pretty renderings in portions of the Prayer-book.
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Paul
W. 3. Plumer, D.D
Ll.d
Edinburgh
Oliphant and Co
St. Paul
Orphan song by Ciro Pinsuti published for charity
Messrs. Cock and Co publish The Orphan by Ciro Pinsuti with lyrics by C. J. Rowe dedicated to Princess Louise. Profits go to the Orphan Working School. Also listed are Tunes for Hymns from the late Rev. Thomas Lynch, The Children's Messiah hymn oratorio, and Haddon’s compact collection of twelve anthems and six sanctuses for occasional congregational use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Cock and Co
New Bond-street
Ciro Pinsuti
C. J. Rowe
Princess Louise
Orphan Working School
Strahan and Co
Thomas Lynch
Sunday School Union
Haddon
Bouverie-street
Homes for WorxwMeG Classes and Board of Works Report
At the Board of Works meeting Colonel Hogg presided as the Parliamentary Committee advised provisions for housing the working classes dispossessed by board improvements. Three land sites were chosen for building houses to accommodate 3 452 people. Debate was postponed by Mr. Richardson, while the Home Office was consulted. The report was adopted after support from Mr. Alderman Stone.
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Board of Works
Colonel Hogg
Hampstead
Dalton
Richardson
Home Office
Alderman Stone
Palestine Exploration Fund
Palestine
Stewart
Black
R.E
Armstrong
R. E
C. F. ‘Tyrwhitt Drake
Shephelah
Jaffa
Jerusalem
Royal Engineer