Synthesis of Religious Reform and Ballad History Critique
A Victorian-style review surveys works on church state relations reforming establishment questions, bath cures, and air diet, with critical notes on W C Bennett ballad history proposals and Dr. Moore's spiritual physiology. It also notes Rennie's insect architecture and Bede Latin text edition, praising editors and scholarly value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
John Macpherson
M.D
London
Macmillan
Spas
T. Crompton
England
W. C. Bennett
Hamilton, Adams, and Co
Bennett
Mr. Bennett
Eagland
Henry Russell
Eleanor
Rosamond
Georc
Moore
Croonian
Beale
Inventions and Contrivances Revived In Antiquity
The Atheneum notes that there is nothing new under the sea and traces early forms of travel and transport. It cites the paddle wheel on Assyrian slabs and European frescoes, the bicycle in China over two centuries ago, and a velocipede likely in Europe earlier. It highlights Stoke Pogis church painted glass showing a young rider on a horse, viewed with admiration as a novelty of ancient times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Europe
Stoke Pogis
Atheneum
Harvest Prospects and Crop Yields Across Britain and Europe
Annual report estimates wheat at four bushels per acre, with last year’s crop higher. Barley, hay, and stock feed show gains. abundant roots and vegetables emerge as markets expect profitable farming. Prices diverge with bread at seven pence per loaf and meat at eleven pence per pound, a disparity traders expect to adjust. European yields look light, Ireland reports fine harvest progress, Ulster crops advancing, and oats promising in several districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sanderson
Chamber of Agriculture Journal
Board of Trade Returns
Marklane Express
Europe
Russia
Ireland
Ulster
Land Tenure Reform Association Proposes Measures
The Land Tenure Reform Association outlines aims to promote free land transfer restrict tying up land preserve public rights over commons and enable workers to acquire land. Mill chairs the group with a provisional committee of MPs and notable figures. Bradlaugh spoke to about 1000 people on Clerkenwell Green on the land and the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Mill
Edmond Beales
John Bowring
F.R.S
Jacob Bright
C. W. Dilke
Bart
George Dixon
Professor Fawcett
George Grey
K.C.B
Thomas Hare
Frederic Harrison
Henry A. Hoare
M.P
James E. Thorold Rogers
P. A. Taylor
Henry Vincent
James White
Bradlaugh
Clerkenwell-green
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James Renniz
J. G. Woon
M.A
Bell and Daldy
Rennie
Wood
the Land Tenure Reform Association