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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Aug 15, 1877
Page
6
Readers of this week's Nonconformist may receive one copy of an engraving of Melville's The True Vine. The image portrays Christ as the true vine with symbolic imagery and a twilight eastern background. Early application is urged for copies before a stated deadline, with legible names and addresses and careful adherence to instructions.
An offer states the presentation picture can be sent free to any part of Great Britain or Ireland with a coupon and seventeen pence in stamps or a postal order for fifteen pence to cover costs. Applications must go to 148 Strand, London, payable to Mr Hanky Stanley at the General Post Office. No copy sent without the coupon and payment, unless one guinea is paid as the retail price.
Applications for topics of The True Vine must be made at the address of the London Fine Art Association 148 Strand W C with each application the voucher which will not be available after 9 September 1877 must be enclosed and as the Premium Voucher for the engraving will not again appear in the Vorconformist early advantage should be taken of the present occasion.
Public notice outlines price and format for Rev Joseph Cook's Monday Lectures Part II. It chronicles multi-part pricing from two pence to four shillings per edition and cites endorsements from John Ker and reviews in The Sword and Trowel and Methodist publications praising the lectures as timely and faith strengthening.
J Oswald Dykes praises Rev Donald Fraser D D for clear expositions of physical organic and moral laws and for puncturing pretentious liberalism. He notes Fraser's popular yet vigorous style with American pivots while offering challenging arguments against Parkerism to defend Catholic and Evangelical faith.
A collection of 1877 letters from Rev. Joseph Leckie and others lauding Joseph Cook's Lectures on the Trinity. They commend the fairness incisiveness and emotional fervor noting thoughtful young readers and Boston reception while praising clarity poetry and high order of the work. The correspondents include J Angus Alexander Raleigh and A R Dickinson among others.
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