Keil praised for Minor Prophets commentary and clarity
The reviewer lauds Dr. Keil as a sober, well informed and trustworthy guide to the Minor Prophets. He highlights Keil’s refusal to dodge difficulties and his ability to illuminate obscure passages with light and faithful historical context, while commending translator James Martin and the series’ value in aiding serious study.
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Keil
England
Delitzsch
Kiel
James Martin
Nottingham
Putnam's Magazine Arrival Across the Atlantic
The August issue of Putnam's Magazine travelled across the Atlantic and reached this country before July was gone, indicating early arrival of the publication.
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Putnam's Magazine
Atlantic
Queen's Continental Tour and Royal Family Movements
The Queen left Osborne for Cherbourg aboard the royal yacht Victoria and Albert with escorts. She then traveled to Paris by rail, met the Empress of France, and skipped the Elysee due to a courteous dispensation. The journey continued to Lucerne with stops in Basle, Basle weather praised, and a noted fatigue before further drives. The Prince and Princess of Wales departed Marlborough House for Aberdeen and Abergeldie Castle for the shooting season.
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Osborne
Continent
Cherbourg
Victoria and Albert
Countess of Kent
Paris
Elysee
Constitutionnel
Patrie
Presse
Figaro
Lucerne
Basle
Louise
Switzerland
W. Jenner
Prince and Princess of Wales
Marlborough House
Aberdeen
Abergeldie Castle
Prince Arthur
Chatham
Middlesborough
Royal
Pretender
Bolokow
Marton Hall
Duke of Edinburgh
Prussia
Potsdam
Corporation of London
Princess of Wales
London
Westminster
Victoria Alexandra Olga Mary
Victoria
Alexandra
Greece
Denmark
Dublin Gazette
Marquis of Abercorn
Duke of Abercorn
Marquis of Hamilton
Ireland
Earl of Bantry
Lord Rosse
Metropolitan Drinking Fountain and Cattle Trough Association
Marquis of Downshire
Herne Bay
Peterborough
Pickering
Stephen Temple
County Palatine of Lancaster
Benjamin Lee Guinness
Dublin
Jefferson Davis
Liverpool
Davis
The
Globe
W. Brett
Q.C
Huddleston
M.P
Tory Party
Rioters sentenced at Manchester assizes and tragic Brome drinking death
At Manchester assizes most rioters received four months in prison with three exceptions at two months. In Brome a harvest man Charles Crowfoot died after a bet to drink a bottle of rum in one go, as fellow workers ignored him until late, a Baptist minister later linked to a separate Risca shooting case.
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Messrs
Sampson Low
Putnam
Macmillan
Gilmore
Bradford
Ramsgate
Lifeboat Institution
The
Sunday Magazine
Plumptre
Hannah
George Macdonald
Seaboard
Mr. Strahan
Good Words
Dr. Young
Murphy
Ashton
Justice Hannen
England
Manchester
Brome
Charles Crowfoot
Crowfoot
Hooper
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