Review of Burris Quarterly and a broad literary survey
The Burris Quarterly Review and other periodicals receive broad critique. The piece highlights Newman’s Phases of Faith as a central review, notes strong essays on California gold hunts and Grecian travel, and surveys multiple journals, including The Eclectic Review and The Palladium, with commentary on religious liberty, Welsh literature, and the Italian question.
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Burris Quarterly Review
Newman
Lord Palmerston
Canning
P Wood
Cockburn
Pascal
England
Saint Manners
Saint Smythe
Saint Hope
Saint Cochrane
Lord John Manners
Wenlock Abbey
Eclectic Review
Corporation of London
Pepe
Italy
W. J. Fox
Ker Manufacturing at Uist Looms Large in Hebrides
The article notes Ker being produced on a large scale in Uist in the Hebrides with 1,100 tons planned. Hundreds of residents and their families live in temporary huts along the seashore and creeks, working from dawn till dusk. A Leicester Mercury report adds that few able bodied women remain in the Leicester Union house, forcing guardians to pay for washing.
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Austin
Jameson
Marcet
Loudon
Lucy Aikin
Somerville
Sherman
Surrey Chapel
Ledru Rollin
England
M. Ledru Rollin
Morning Chronicle
Channel
Uist
Hebrides
The
Leicester Mercury
Leicester Union House
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Wenlock
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Straiger
Duckinfield
Éahdour
Wales
Shakepere
Hooker
Bavoh
Milton
Hobbes
Bulet
Newton
Locke
Paley
Scotland
Maclaurit
Adam Smith
Stewart
Brown
Burns
Campbell
Scott
Jeffrey
Chalmers
Ireland
Spencer
Boyle
Burke
Moore
Curran
Grattan
Carthage
Greece
Court of Chancery
Religious Liberty
Bruce
Shadwell
Briggs
Binney
Free Church Magazine
Palladium
Cumsteing
South Afriea
Leigh Hunt
East Lothian
Vernon
Eastlake
and Stanfield
Lake of Como
Foley
Hall
Killarney