Scottish Disestablishment Efforts and Free Church Strength
An essayed overview notes the rise of the Scottish Educational League and a planned Scottish Disestablishment and Disendowment Association to challenge the Establishment. It lauds the Free Church's extensive mission network, funds, and schools while contrasting pay and wealth with the State-endowed Churches. The Episcopal Church Society report shows cautious progress amid financial constraints. A Punch joke closes with a humorous exchange about truth and sobriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottish Educational League
Scotland
The
Liberation Society
Church of Scotland
Glasgow
Society For
Sons and Daughters of Free Church
Guthrie
Free Church
Africa
India
Mediterranean
Rock of Gibraltar
Bay of Naples
Buchanan
Christendom
Church of England
Worcester
Carlisle
Scottish Episcopal Church Society
Wilson
Episcopal
Church Society
Peace Jubilee 1872 in Boston to unite nations in music
The article extols Patrick Gilmore’s plan for an International Peace Jubilee in Boston in June 1872. It cites a 20 000 voice chorus, 2 000 instruments, a temporary Coliseum, and a program honoring England Germany France Italy and America. It notes union and non union singers collaborating and quotes Oliver Wendell Holmes on peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Kaiser Wilhelm
Europe
Dan Godfrey
Coldstream Guards
Germany
France
God Save the Queen
P. S. Gilmore
Gilmore
Dr. Johnson
Patrick
Dublin
Massachusetts
Banks
New Orleans
Department of the Gulf
Hahn
Patti
Grant
Union
America
Union of All Nations
England
Costa
Bennett
Benedict
Sullivan
Balfe
Wallace
Queen
Italy
Henry Richard
M.P
John Curwen
Edward Thornton
Edward
Oliver Wendell Holmes
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Moray
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Edinburgh
Argyll
Brechin
St. Andrews
Aberdeen