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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 10, 1869
Page
6
Second edition published post 8vd priced at 4s 6d. A critical appraisal by Rev W A O Connor includes praise from Clerical Journal and Nonconformist. Describes the work as a carefully reasoned study on Justification by Faith and philosophy of Christian morality.
Unstamped copies may be obtained at railway stations and local booksellers and news agents. A copy sent by post must include a penny postage stamp for each transmission.
Exnatta notes errors in last week’s correspondence about Irish Church property. The corrected figures show capital £912,455 3 3829 with interest £27,409,601 and the second table’s proposed interest should be £684,029 instead of £484,029.
The intention for the Queen to open the new Reformed Parliament in person next Tuesday has been abandoned due to medical advice cautioning against fatigue. She will still attend already announced receptions, signaling continued dutiful duties despite health concerns. Rumors of an Irish quarrel and Cabinet division are deemed unfounded grievances from hostile circles.
The article surveys debates in Britain and Europe. It notes the Lord Chancellor's reform bill, Goschen's crackdown on metropolitan pauperism, and Bruce's focus on police efficiency and crime. It also covers Tory seat losses, French press law debates, Madrid Cortes opening, Isabella's protest, Formosa clashes, and a shift toward Pekin negotiations for redress.
Editorial comments on a recently published Anglo American treaty proposal. The piece doubts Senate ratification, notes opposition from General Grant and party presses, and argues the agreement concedes Washington's aims, risking a breakdown in amicable relations. It discusses arbitration concerns and Seward's handling of the Umpire issue.
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