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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 01, 1877

Page

4

Geikie’s Paraphrase Controversy Refers to Jesus Life Work

In letters dated July 25 1877 Cunningham Geikie defends his paraphrase approach to the life of Jesus. He argues his edits follow Robinson and Isaac Williams with minor deviations and that paraphrase aids clarity. Debates also address objections to imagined dialogues and Mary Magdalene healing scenes.

Shakespeare Goethe Jesus of Nazareth Christ Jean Paul Gresswell Robinson Isaac Williams Nazareth Sepp Pressel Jesus Mary Magdalene Erasmus Cunningham Geikie Normanhurst West Dulwich Dr. Geikie

Sketches from the Gallery in the House of Commons

The column recounts a Friday night in Parliament where ministers proposed two rules to curb obstruction, sparking sharp opposition from Radicals and led by Mr. Dillwyn and Mr. Anderson. It details Mr. O Connor Power’s fiery stance, Biggar’s comic duel with Mr. O Donnell, and the Major’s busily obstructive display. The piece notes waning interest as recess nears and mentions Ward Hunt’s death and late South Africa Bill committee work.

House of Commons Biggar Parnell House Puleston Marquis of Hartington Dillwyn Anderson O'Connor Power Honr Mayo O’connor Power O’donnell O’ Donnell Major O'Gorman Carlton Club Mr. Biggar Hon Cavan Waterford Sir Henry James Mr. Gladstone Ireland Post Office South Africa Ward Hunt Sir Stafford Northcote Lord Hartington Serjeant Sherlock O'Donnell George Campbell

London fountains and animal troughs tally rise in twelve months

London reports a surge of 33 drinking fountains for humans and 58 animal troughs erected in the past year. At a San Francisco Sunday-school convention a Castle singing featured eight Chinese girls and six Chinese men. Donations to church and school projects pour in from multiple British benefactors including Frederick Howard and J and F Howard. A new Presbyterian Church of England foundation stone was laid at Crouch Hill with capacity for 600 and future expansion to 900.

London San Francisco Castle Singing Howard Cuharel ScHools Biprorp Frederick Howard Messrs. J. and F. Howard F. Bassett Leighton-Buzzard W. B. Higgins J.P Pict’s Hill Beds W. Bond Brookside Cambridge
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