How to Make Home Happy and Household Manager Reviewed
A mixed critique praising How to make Home Happy by W Jones for its lively fragments and illustrations. The Household Manager by Charles Pierce is praised for practical domestic economy guidance, servant relations, and clear, comprehensive style. First Steps in Photography by Gilbert Femina is recommended as a concise beginner’s guide to the Collodion process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Jones
F.S.A
David Boyce
Charles Pierce
Routledge and Co
Gilbert Femina
New Oxford-street
Books Received List of New Titles and Religious Works
A catalog of newly received volumes and periodicals including Life and Entertainments of R W Ewiston and The Life of Charlotte Bronté in multiple volumes. Also listed are poetry, sermons, religious tracts, and journals such as The Art Journal, Westminster Review, and National Magazine with various publishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Ewiston
G. Routledge and Co
Charlotte Bronté
Longman and Co
J. W. Parker and Son
Talbot
Ward
John Harris
D.D. Ward and Co
Ward and Co
J. Snow
Edinburgh the Art Journal
G. Virtue and
Journal of Psychological Medicine
J. Churchill
Westminster Review
J. Chapman
J. W. Parker
Scottish Congregational Magazine
A. Fullarton
Simpkin and Co
London University Magazine
A. Hall and Co
Bibliotheca Sacra
Trubner and Co
the Christian Reformer
E. T. Whitfield
Titan
J. Hogg
The
National Magazine
National Magazine Company
Physic
Simpkin
King of
Dude
Grindlay
The Angel's Visit and Other Poem Titles
A list of poem titles and authors including The Angel's Visit by J Heaton and Son The Way to Life by J Snow Christ our King Part II by W P Kennedy The Mysterious Birth Travela and Adventures of Flaccus cum Whimsicals a Poem in Two Cantos by A Hall and Co
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Heaton
Literary Gossip Previewing New Books and Figures
The literary season opens with promise as publishers show a varied bill. Dr Livingstone's Missionary Journals, Life of Charlotte Brontë, The Professor, and works by Herschel Helps Armstrong Lyell and Hamilton are noted. Contemporaries like Gore Hall and Bonnet plus Napier and Walpole memoirs are highlighted with witty anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Livingtone
Murray
Portugal
Mozambique
C. Lyell
W. Hamilton
John Calvin
Jules Bonnet
Lord Campbell
England
Smiles
George Stephenson
Salt Lake
Plains
Utah
W. Chandless
Harris
Philip Smith
Huc
China
Tartary
Thibet
St. Thomas
Father Schall
Charles Napier
W. Napier
Horace Walpole
Napier
Lord Brougham
Beau
Montagu
Hogg
House of Lords
Brougham
Mr. Higg
Baronet Butterfly
Sir Peter Hogg
Sir Peter
Sir James Hogg
Osborne
Nicholas
Sir Charles
Supreme Council
John Russell
Lord John
Gleanings and curios from a Sunday hour and town talk
The column notes Spurgeon’s Surrey Music Hall attendance with the Duchess of Sutherland. It mentions cuckoos and swallows in Ewood lower Darwen, 2860 illegitimate mothers relieved as outdoor paupers on January 1. Melbourne residents release nightingales to naturalise them. A farmer faces a cheerful rebuke about weather. An ad lampoons a husband search offering 451 yearly rent and 2501 interest for a gold ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchess of Sutherland
C. H. Spurgeon
Surrey Music Hall
Ewood
Lower Darwen
Boswell
Melbourne
Melbourne Botanical Gardens
Hampshire Independent
Fanny Murray
Robert Atkins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fraser's Magazine
Crystal Palace
United Presbyterian
W. Oliphant and Sons
Blackwood
Edinburgh
W. Blackwood
Houlston and Wright
Ibid
Eclectic Review
J. Nisbet and Co
Whittaker
Irish Quarterly Review
W. B. Kelly
Monthly Review
National Review
Chapman and Hall
Congregational Pulpit
Judd and Glass
London Quarterly Review
A, Heylin
Mander
India
Walpole
Netherlands
Strawberry-hill
Lisbon
Hamilton
Lady Townshend
Whitfield
Duke of Newcastle
Cambridge
Noah
Moses
Horace
Quotatius
Beckford
Delaval
Shaftesbury
Atheneum
America
United States
Prince Alfred
Canada
Prince Arthur
Australia
Ophir
Spain
Gibraltar
Naples
Sardinia
Sicily
Rome
France
Hungary
Kossuth
Denmark
Sweden
Greece
Otho
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