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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 29, 1875

Page

4

Fervor in England and United States Cited Over Ecclesiastical Strife

The author laments possible religious strife in the United States and England, urging restraint and favoring President Grant's Message as the guiding outcome. The piece notes a few madmen may attempt fanaticism, but asserts they cannot prevail.

United States Grant England

Burning of the training ship Goliath tragedy near Gravesend

The training ship Goliath burned on the Thames off Grays and Gravesend. A lamp caused the fire when dropped by a 13 year old boy trimming lamps. 486 boys aged seven to fourteen fled to land as flames spread. Rescue boats from Arethusa and Chichester saved many lives. two bodies recovered and fifteen missing. An inquest adjourned for a week.

Thames Grays Gravesend Lober Bourchier R.N Bolton Goliath

Memoir plans on Lord Melbourne and contemporaries

The Daily News notes Mr W M Torrens M P is drafting a memoir of the late Lord Melbourne with sketches of his peers. A medical endorsement extols Dr de Jongh's Light-Brown Cod Liver Oil for consumption, claiming purity palatability and stomach ease. Sold in various sizes by Ansar Harford and Co 77 Strand London.

The Daily News W. M. ‘Torrens Lord Melbourne O. Jonan Nedley Ireland Sole Consignees Ansar, Harford, and Co Strand London

The Devil's Chain A Temperance Novel Review

A literary critique praises Jenkins's The Devil's Chain for unmasking the liquor demon with a strong moral purpose. It highlights a dramatic plot beginning with a self-inflicted death in St Martin's Place and tracing fallout through a distillery family, a Belgravian reform mood, and a brutal crime in a Black Country tavern.

Jenkins Temperance Commonwealth Sir Wilfrid Lawson Orward Helen Hurlinghaim Helen Hurlingham Bighorne Moody Mr. Bighorne Miss Emily Papa Emily Westminster

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