Ignatius and the Hellish New Light in a Latter-day Pamphlet
A critical notice discusses Ignatius and a revolt against the Virgin and the Pope, denouncing a hellish new light leading to battle against God. It praises the pamphlet’s moral focus, warns against trivial piety, and urges readers to study the work for its lessons on character, economy, and virtuous living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dia Ignatius
Theirgin
Holy Father
Germany
Tam
Hell
Gnatius
Ignatius
Heaven
Sauerteig
The Foundations of Individual Character Lecture
A London review praises William M Compie lecture delivered to a Scottish mutual instruction class. It urges use in mechanics institutes and young men groups, condemning elocution lists and superficial science, and extols self control as root of character with quotes on duty and faith. It also notes accompanying book notices on education and religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willliam M‘compie
London
Ward
Rhyne
Scotland
Edward Bickersteth
C. BR. Earpney
Bart
Partridge and Oakey
Evangelical Christendom
P. Newcombe
Houlston and Stoneman
William Musuert
B. L. Green
Gospel Magazine
R. Weaver
Jackson and Walford
Galvanism pamphlet offer and odd clippings from a 19th century paper
An advertisement promotes a pamphlet by W H Halse on Medical Galvanism with home cures for asthma rheumatism and more noting the method is painless and may reduce medicine use. The page also includes literary notices about Tennyson and various winking pictures and a charity sermon quip and a teeth joke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Halse
Brunswick Square
London
Halse
Lake District
Lancaster Guardian
Song
Tennyson
Miss Smith
Church
State Gazette
Fossombrone
Rimini
San Genesio
Terni
San Genésio
Literary Misgellany and Arctic Thrift in 19th Century Writ
At a Unitarian anniversary Edward Everett discusses reading the Koran and its contrasts with Christianity and Hindu scripture. Domestic notes recall Rae’s Expedition in Arctic conditions with cold, smoke, scarce fuel, and humor amid hardship. The Cromwell lineage and descent from the Protector in Huntingdonshire is traced, noting notable peers and a final male line ending with Cromwell of Cheshunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie
Edward Everett
Harford University
St. Sophi
Ak-kee-ou-lik
Hutchinson
Rae
Huntingdonshire
Hinchinbroke
Cromwell
Earl of Essex
Henry VII
Morley
Chichester
Rothes
Cowper
Clarendon
de Grey
Ripon
Oliver
George Monk
Duke of
Albemarle
Oliver Cromiwell, Esq
Cheshunt