State Church union under scrutiny by English churchmen
The Philadelphia Christian Chronicle discusses attacks on church state fusion and notes English churchmen view criticism of church state ties as an attack on the church itself. It argues Macaulay’s history will be controversial among defenders of episcopacy and cautions against state control of religious systems.
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Missionary map展示 globe missions with vast scale
Rev G B Scott of Brotherton shows a colossal map of 300 square feet outlining missionary stations worldwide. It colors Protestant Catholic Greek Mahometan and Pagan regions and marks Christian missions across pagan and Mahometan lands. A lecture accompanies the display and Leeds Mercury praises its size and beauty.
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Reventleman
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Ma. Denison
the Shipping and Mercantile Gazette
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Yorkshire
Surrey
Albert Conyngham
Carlisle vestry debates church-rate amid opposition
A Carlisle St Marys Within and Rickerate vestry meeting debated a halfpenny rate for the parish. Opponents argued church rates clash with Christian duty and honesty. After lengthy debate only eight supported the rate, while most present opposed it, and anger rose over possible levying despite the vote. Robinson denounced the move as shameful.
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Reflections on Virtue, Education and Industry
The piece contrasts inner vitality with indulgence citing Eliza Cook and Freederika Bremer while arguing that real cultivation comes from disciplined effort. It stresses self control, mental training, and sustained work as paths to bodily vigor and moral fulfillment, declaring earnest industry a living hymn of praise.
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Births and Marriages Notices from August Record
Births and marriages dated August appear from Lynn to Wisbech and Torquay. Entries include Mrs Barnard’s son, marriages of Jane Broad, Louisa Vaughan, Matilda Catered Emma, Grace Wannell, and others with many details of locales and clergy. Also notes obituaries and notable deaths.
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Joan Rogens
Newport Pagnell, Bucke
Louisa Vaughan
Mr. W. Maulden
Her Majesty’s Customs
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Grace Wannell
Jorquay
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Manavgeegns
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Guy
T. Gisborne
Yoxhall-lodge
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Nottingham
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Mile End
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Hornsey
The Last New Fashions Amongst The Thieves
The Globe notes thieves dress in short costs with pockets on the outside to hide their hands. In crowds their hands are in pockets with large bottom holes, allowing them to lift items undetected from neighbors.
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