Mutinous Irish Opposition Fed by Education Bill Politics
The Irish members have stayed largely silent in Parliament for six weeks, ceding control as the government secures the Intermediate Education Bill with a million pound cost. The session favors foreign policy over domestic issues, with Russia’s Central Asia moves and Batoum, Austria in Bosnia, and British troops in the new colony drawing late attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parnell
Biggar
O’donnell
Russia
Central Asia
Batoum
Bosnia
Scottish Church Notes on Argyll Election and Tory Drift
A correspondent analyzes the Argyll by election through the lens of church politics. Colonel Malcolm faces a shifting field as Lord Colin Campbell gains ground, while the Duke of Argyll and Free Church influence shape loyalties. Observers note a toric drift among scholars and clergymen toward Toryism and warn of a broader imperial decline.
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Glasgow
Islands
Hebrides
Highlands
Burnaby
Khiva
Mont Blanc
Matterhorn
Malcolm
Boston
Argyll
Marquis of
Lorne
Canada
Free Church
Inverary
Colin Campbell
Colin
Church of Scotland
Lord Colin
Lord Hartington
Duke of Argyle
Edinburgh Courant
The
Glasgow News
Times
Nichol
Glasgow Herald
Gladstone
Ripe Home Grown Fruits Noted In City Lane Roof
A note from Cardeners' Magazine describes Morello cherries and strawberries grown on a roof in Gutter Lane Cheapside. The tomatoes are small but well colored with strong Morello taste, grown in a tub on the same roof near a flower display at Messrs Porter and Co Bow Lane.
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Erry Garpentne
Gutterlane
Cheapside
Messrs. Porter and Co
Bow Lane
Morley and Tyndall Volumes Reviewed for their Theological Value
The notice surveys two volumes of essays by Dr. Morley and a Bampton lecture by Professor Tyndall. It notes Morley's strict High Church stance, his cautious modernism, and his life from schoolboy debates to Oxford scholarship. It highlights Morley's influence, writings for British Critic and Christian Remembrancer, and his lasting attachment to the Church of his youth.
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Morley
Tyndall
Bampton
Lucretius
Oriel
Oxford
J. H. Newman
Hurrell Froude
Newman
Keble
Set
Apostolicans
Christian Remembrancer