Portraits of Liberal figures and their debates in 19th century England
The article profiles A Macdonald and other Liberal leaders, their local influence in Leeds Holbeck and Westminster debate style, highlighting their roles on the Board of Highway Surveyors, Zion Sunday-school, and the push for Irish and English church disestablishment. It discusses Miall, Gladstone, Arch, Bradlaugh, Holyoake, and Odger, noting dissent on state church issues.
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Carter
Leeds
Board of Highway Surveyors
Zion
Holbeck
A. ‘Macdonald
Speaker
Her
Cme
Macdonald
House of Commons
Royal Commission
Labour
Thomas Hughes
Mundella
Morley
Thomas Brassey
Plimsoll
Wilfrid Lawson
Church of England
Hinton
Joseph Arch
William Ball
Mr. Miall
Miall
Gladstone
Liberal Party
Faithfull
Lord Althorp
Henry Richard
G. J. Holyoake
Charles Bradlaugh
Bradlaugh
Packer
Bonner
Earnest Jones
Tothill
Odger
Chamberlain
Calcutta Life in Mrs Murray Mitchell's Mission Letters
The article reviews Mrs Murray Mitchell's letters from Calcutta detailing Free Church mission work in Bombay and Calcutta. It highlights her humane approach to Indian life, notes on customs and durwan gate rituals, and anecdotes about Zenana life, domestic routines, and the dignity of Indian women supported by missionary efforts.
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Murray’ Mitchell
Free Church of Scotland
Duff
Bombay
Presidency
Free Church
Calcutta
Murray Mitchell
Durzee
Ealaam
Huquette
India
Mr. Long
Joseph
Miller
Miss Carpenter
Mission Compound