Conventual Liberty Versus Civil Law Debate
Pastor J E Flower argues for civil protection against abuses in cloistered convents citing potential tyranny, confinement and rights violations. He warns that without state inspection religious and civil liberties are endangered, urging systematic oversight to prevent abuse.
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England
Rome
J. E. Flower
Basingstoke
Epb
Nencon
Upcoming Africa expedition tale and new literary releases
Notices announce Lieutenant Cameron’s awaiting full Africa expedition volume titled Across Africa with parts already in use by readers. Also listed are British Opium Policy in India and China by F S Turner, new Waverley library edition by A and C Black, Stanley Lectures on Jewish Church history, and a Pearl Oil Liver product claim with pricing and sole consignors Ansar Herford and Co London.
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Cameron
Africa
Sampson Low and Co
F. S. Turner
Anglo Oriental Society For the Suppression
India
China
Messrs. A. and
C. Black
Waverley
Mr. Murray
A. P. Stanley
D.D
Westminster
Elliot Stock
Herbert
A. B. Grosart
de Jonen
Henry Marsh
Ireland
Sketches From the Gallery in a Stormy Commons Session
The House of Commons met after Easter recess with a strong opposition showing and absent front bench figures. Prime Minister Disraeli faced Mr Fawcett’s bid to reopen the Royal Style and Titles debate while Sir Charles Adderley’s handling of the Merchant Shipping Bill drew criticism.
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House of Commons
Marquis of Hartington
Ireland
Gladstone
Lord Lyttelton
Bright
North Wales
Goschen
Forster
Lowe
Childers
Dodson
Sir W. Harcourt
Treasury
Gathorne Hardy
Ward Hunt
Fawcett
Charles Adderley
Sir Charles Adderley
Cavendish Bentinck
John Holker
Sir John Holker
Plimsoll
Board of Trade
Stafford Northcote
Disraeli
Mr. Disraeli
Marquis
Concordia Publication Ends After Lack of Support
The last issue of Concordia was issued on Saturday and its publication has ceased due to insufficient backing and audience support.
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Concordia