Liberal audience cheers for Morley on self sufficiency stance
The reply to Morley drew cries of Oh and applause as he stated spiritual institutions should rely on their own resources. Liberals watch Westminster with keen interest, hoping for a favorable result after Westminster was once seen as a forlorn Liberal hope.
Ireland Faces Distress and Political Strife Amid Weather and Rebellion
Weather and crop failures add to suffering in Ireland as relief plans unfold. American anti rent hope fades while National Land League leaders face arrest and Castlerea clashes. In France, Waddington’s cabinet secures a vote of confidence amid potential ministerial changes and education reforms. The Times notes renewed export demand from America boosts trade, with cautious optimism for recovery.
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Ireland
Boards of Guardians
America
Brennan
National Land League
Balla
Davitt
Daly
Killen
Dublin
Sligo
Parnell
Castlerea
Board of Trade
Times
M. Waddington
Chamber of Deputies
Mambetta
Village Pastor Urges Wealthy Christians to Share More
In a letter titled Fides, a village pastor condemns extreme wealth and calls on rich Christians and Nonconformists to give more generously to church debts and poverty. He cites死 deathbed boasts and silent refusals as signs of a growing avarice, urging living obligations to Christ over posthumous praise.
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Fides
Luke
Christ
Letter to the Editor on reading Fides in your issue
A reader asks the Nonconformist editor to give careful attention to a letter from Fides appearing in the latest issue, urging thoughtful perusal and consideration of its arguments.
Protest Against Anonymous Attack on Mr Mills
A letter to the Nonconformist editor defends the late Mr Mills and condemns an anonymous attack. The writer questions Fides motives, notes Mills wealth and generosity, and argues enduring respect for a deceased benefactor. The piece challenges critique of a man whose wealth remains within Nonconformist circles.
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Mr. Mills
Fides