Periodical notices praise Kingston era and Quiver readers
The article reviews several periodicals with colorful content. It highlights Kingston works and biographical pieces in one publication, religious features and portraits in Sunday at Home, and contributors to The Quiver. It notes The Quiver’s fundraising impact for the Bengal Famine Relief Fund and mentions other Yearly volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark
W. H. G. Kingston
Comte de Chambord
Duchess of Edinburgh
Prince King
Professor Tyndall
Livingstone
Guthrie
Whately
Luther
Jerusalem
The
Quiver
Cassell, Potter, and Galpin
Allen
Hanna
Spence
Canon Elliott
Canon Barry
Daniel Moore
Samuel Cox
Isa Craig
Jeanie Hering
Mr. Skene
Brief Notices on Books and Biographies in Review
Critical notices cover Men and Manners in Parliament by the Member for Culltern HunpreEps and Plymouth Brethrenism Unveiled and Refuted by Dr Reid. Also reviewed are Old Sailor’s Story, At Year’s Botany by Anna Kitchener, The Curate of Shyre by Anderson, and The Rose Library editions. Mentions include The National Portrait Gallery Part 8 and Seagull Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culltern HunpreEps
Tinsley Brothers
Gentleman’s Magazine
House of Commons
Williamm Rep
D.D
Edinburgh
William Oliphant and Co
British Quarterly Review
Reid
Plymouth Brethren
Gro. E. Sarcenrr
London
Religious Tract Society
Francis Anna Kitchener
Rivingtons
Alfred Austen
Anderson
Rose Library
Sampson Low and Co
Sandeau
National Portrait Gallery
Cassell and Co
Earl of
Shaftesbury
Odd urban notes and wry tales from Gleanings
A Chicago man appeals for return of his stolen well-bucket and rope. Fishmongers lament cod scarcity. The Methodist Recorder reports the New Wesleyan Hymn-book will exceed a thousand pieces. Upper ten thousand women increasingly bet on games of chance. A mischievous urchin confesses the devil has hold. A mother reacts to her son’s schooling with a sharp remark. Serjeant Hill scene ends with a rural jest about ploughshares. A Hindostan Brahmin tale begins with unclean touching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Methodist Recorder
Zur
Carpenter Tricks Brahmin in Finger Incident
A Brahmin seeks amputation after deeming his little finger unclean. The carpenter tricks him by striking the finger on an anvil but claims the blow missed, causing the Brahmin to defile himself by placing the finger in his mouth. The Brahmin declines further surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganga
Horniman Tea Samples Confirm Purity and Quality
Dr. Wassauu visited Horniman's Warehouse and Docks to sample teas for consignments to agents. Analyses found the teas pure and of superior quality, with packets bought from Horniman's agents matching the origin stock in purity and excellence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lf Hemists
Births Marriages and Deaths Notice
A uniform charge of one shilling is required for announcements under this heading. Postage stamps accepted for prepaid notices. Announcements must be authenticated by the sender's name and address.
Deaths Freeman and Sellar Obituaries
William Freeman formerly of Kendal and lately of Cardiff surgeon aged 42 died at Victoria square Reading. Frederick Devereux Sellar aged 26 died at Newport Mon after one year as pastor of Dock Street Independent Church.
DyrINNG AT Home and Medicinal Promises Advertised
A page advertises Japs on dyes for quick home dyeing of fabrics with various colors. It promotes glycerine for throat and windpipe relief in lozenges. It lists skin disease clinics, petitions for free care, and cautions against opium in teething remedies with Stedman products. Kinahan whiskey is advertised with brand notes. Health pills claim broad restorative benefits and increased vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japson
James Epps & Co
Homeopathic Chemists
Threadneedle-street
Piccadilly
Tus Institution For
Gray’s Inn-road
King’s-cross
City
Mitre-street
Aldgate
Stedman
Children’s Hospital
Kinahan
Great Titchfield-street
Oxford-st
HoLnoway
Also Mentioned on This Page
Prieas Reform
London Necropolis Company
Prospectus Free
Lancaster-place
Strand
W.C
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