Political and literary review voices on liberal unity and foreign policy
The piece analyzes liberal faction tensions after an election, warning against left wing leaders courting moderation as danger to the party. It argues foreign policy will decide the next vote, critiques reform proposals, and praises current periodical coverage from Temple Bar to Good Words with reflections on culture and education.
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Russia
England
Great Britain
Fraser
Rollo Russell
Macmillan
Leland
Finck
Belgravia
Julian Hawthorne
Jerrold Dixon
Donna Quixote
McCarthy
Temple Bar
Lancashire
Madame Roland
Macaulay
Alma Tadema
Johnny Ludlow
Henry Wood
Charles Wood
Forbes
Hanna
Cassell
Blackie
Sunday Magazine
Hentha Stretton
Simon
Queen Elizabeth
Sketchley
Babylon
Joseph Gurney
Mullens
Allen
Oosterzee
Holland
Livingstone
Bartle Frere
Evangelical
Morley Punshon
Brown
Geikie
Spurgeon
Baptist Magazine
Minnie
Gardener's Magazine
Fireside
Christian Treasury
Family Treasury
United Presbyterian Magazine
Sylvia
Oxford Bistsx For Teachers Editions Released
Two new Bible editions from Oxford University Press offer a pocket version on thin opaque paper and a bordered edition with chapter headings. Both align with earlier fac simile texts, add condensed biblical content, and include increased supplementary material. Enhanced by Oxford scholars, they feature the Oxford Concordance, a dictionary of Scripture proper names, and a detailed index.
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Oxford Bistx
Treachers
Uerry Frowde
Oxford University Press
Paternoster Row
Oxford
Bible as a vade mecum for Sunday school teachers
The text describes a coloured maps filled Bible as a complete vade mecum for Sunday-school teachers and others, nearly a Biblical library in itself. It highlights its usefulness and breadth, portraying it as an essential reference.
Burial Board Debate Over Marten Act in Gwersyllt
Parishioners at Gwersyllt North Wales hold a crowded vestry on enlarging the churchyard and choosing between the Marten burial bill and the Burials Act. Speakers attack the Marten plan for sectarian bias, chapel and chaplain costs, and unaffordable boards. They argue for local control, elections, and the older act as fairer and cheaper.
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Gwersylt
North Wales
J. Prick
Marten
Rural Sanitary Authority
Gwersyllt
Roger Cunkrr
Ely
Carlisle
Poyser