Philosophical debate on presence of Cobden and the Lord's Supper
The piece contrasts subjective and objective presence, arguing Cobden is not in bread but recalled in memory or by thought. It reviews MacNaught's reading of John 6 and warns against transsubstantiation, favoring spiritual and subjective understanding of the Lord's Supper over material presence. It notes Anglican readers may study MacNaught for judgment.
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Mr. Cobden
Cobden
Mr. McNaught
MacNaught
Capernaum
Apostle Paul
Christ
Lucullus
Robin Redbreast
France
Champagne
Burgundy
Bordeaux
Gastronomy as a Fine Ant and Pleasures of Seafood
A short notice advertises two volumes by the author of The Queen's Messengers and The Bric-a-brac Hunter. It highlights a blend of refined tastes with simple pleasures, featuring themes on The Oyster The Lobster and sport. The work is published by Remington and Co.
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Remington and Co
Oyster research and remarks on Lucullus in a grand review
A literary critique reviews a book on oysters and gastronomy. It praises the author’s breadth from prices to oyster biology, Jersey fisheries, and the social vanity of luxury meals, while noting playful humor and broad learning. It covers oyster lifecycles, aging indicators, and the cultural exchange of feasts with London markets.
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Lawrence
Horace
Martial
Juvenal
Cicero
Seneca
Pliny
Afitius
Oribasius
Julian
Rome
Crassus
Essex
Kent
Jersey
Poole
London
Family Herald
Depopulation of the Scottish Highlands
The piece argues depopulation of the Highlands harms national economy by eroding Highland military manpower and agricultural capacity. It cites Major Butler’s figures on troop losses, mass emigration from Skye, and shifts to garret bred youth, warning of dependence on foreign breadstuffs and the cultural cost to Scotland.
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France
Scottish Highlands
Butler
Macmillan
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Highlands
Isles
Skye
Line
Great Britain
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