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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 03, 1879

Page

4

Childrens weekly picture books rival loud praise

The review lauds Chatterbox Sunday Prize and related volumes for children. It highlights bright pictures and varied simple reading, noting they educate lightly while appealing to regular readers. It mentions Young Days and Golden Childhood as worthy rivals and praises their broad appeal.

Messrs. Ward, Lock, and Co

Gladstone on the Scottish Establishment Debate

The Dalkeith speech portrays Mr Gladstone as favoring a fair trial for the Established Church of Scotland before any move to disestablishment. He criticizes Tory and Salisbury framing, cites Irish Church precedent as a warning, and argues Liberals deserve time to present their case, with disestablishment framed as a national issue at the next election.

Dalkeith Gladstone Scotland Church of Scotland Liberal Party House of Commons Friends of the Church Dalrymple Hansard Cross Free Kirk United Presbyterians Lord Salisbury Free Church United Presbyterian Church Church of Scotland Trust England Ireland Manchester Scottish Liberation Society Mr. Gladstone

Gladstone on disestablishment views in Scottish matter

The Glasgow Herald notes Mr. Gladstone’s clear stance on disestablishment and his readiness to heed Scotland’s will. It says Liberal leaders harmed the Church of Scotland by patronage debates, while noting Argyll’s different view and labeling patronage abolition a Liberal mistake.

Glasgow Herald Mr. Gladstone Lord Hartington Scotland Liberal Church of Scotland Duke of Argyll

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