Controversy Over Burial Rites and Cemetery Chapels
A discussion on opening churchyards to Dissenters and permitting non Anglican burial services. The author argues that exclusivity in consecration harms communal harmony, condemns sectarian barriers, and urges equal access to parish and denominational cemeteries. The piece critiques the bishop and supports broader inclusion.
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Dr de Jongh Light-Brown Cod Liver Oil Endorsed
Coroner Dr Hardwicke testifies to the efficacy of Dr de Jongh's Light Brown Cod Liver Oil in treating consumption and wasting diseases. The oil is praised as pure, palatable, and easily digested, with iodine bromine and phosphorus aiding its medicinal and nutritional action. Sold in capped half-pints to quarts by Ansar, Harford, and Coe, 77 Strand, London.
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Review of The Globe Encyclopedia closes with critique
The piece praises The Globe Encyclopedia for concise instruction and wide scope while noting minor lapses. It questions errors on figures like Maurice and Tieck, credits translator missteps, and highlights Whitman as a living-notable entry. It defends the work’s usefulness for daily readers.
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Trubner
William Maccall
Winckelmann
Count Binan
The Cure of Souls review in period tone
A critical notice of Cobban's first novel The Cure of Souls set in Easterwyke parish. The reviewer praises realism and strong portraits of villagers while criticizing a graphic scene and the curate's rigid mission to bring people to church.
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