Miscellaneous Mews a busy collage of science, strikes, and humors
The column surveys diverse topics from a Tyne glass workers strike and anthracite use to a lunar rainbow sighting near the moonlit pit. It notes the Royal Astronomer Airey visiting Tyne to study gravity, proposed early shop closures in London, omnibus regulation debates, and a Mormonist beach incident in Ayr. It also covers railway driver protests, passport guidance, and social events at the Tailors Labour Agency in Rye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carden
Limerick Chronicle
Clonmel
Crown
Tyne and Wear
Professor Airey
Tyne
Morton
South Wales
America
England
General Screw Steam Shipping Company
Southampton
Havre
Bremen
New York
Ocean Steam Navigation Company of
Washington
St. Louis
Hermann
Union
Freemason’s
Leighton Buzzard
The
Times
Omnibus Proprietors
Bradfield
Richard Mayne
Victoria
Fitzroy
Vincent
Ipswich
Great Britain
Henry Vincent
New Town Hall
Cardiff Town
Messrs. Watchell
John Batchelor
Cardiff
Devonshire
Exeter
Somerset
Dorset
Devon
Cornwall
Jeremiah Smith
Rye
Ayr
Dipper
Joe Smith
Dippee
North-Western Railway
Rugby
Birmingham
M‘connell
London
Railway Committee
Marquis of Chandos
Bradshaw
Foreign Office
Prussia
Sardinia
Newington Causeway
Tailors’ Labour Agency
Rye-house
Mertfordshire
Dunn
Edwards
Mr. Dunn
Ife
First Lines of Christian Theology Syllabus Review
A survey of Joan Pyrr Situ’s First Lines of Christian Theology with additions and editor William Farrer notes. The piece traces the work’s origin from 1805, its evolution into a comprehensive syllabus, and its position as a scientific theological treatise while acknowledging delays, influences, and the need for an active teacher to unlock its full power.
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Old College
Homerton
Joan Pyrr Situ
D.D
F.R.S
F.G.S
William Farrer
Ll.b
New College
London
Jackson and Walford
Smith
Homerton College
Williams
Rotherham
Doddridge
Pye Smith
Germany
Knapp
Leonard Woods
Pye